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interested in human genome annotation, molecular networks, and macromolecular geometry. | interested in human genome annotation, molecular networks, and macromolecular geometry. | ||
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| - | * Other short profiles: [[short 150-word profile|150-word]], | + | * Other short profiles: [[short 150-word profile|150-word]], [[micro-bio-Mar-2016 | 120-word]], [[100-word profile|100-word]], [[250-word research description|250-word]]. |
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Latest revision as of 00:02, 1 May 2023
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Research Description
- Current description http://gersteinlab.org/research
- Here is a 50-word description of Mark Gerstein's research (31-Aug-2009)
Dr. Gerstein is the Albert Williams Professor of Biomedical Informatics, Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry and Computer Science at Yale University. His research involves applying quantitative approaches such as data mining and simulation to problems in molecular biology. He is specifically interested in human genome annotation, molecular networks, and macromolecular geometry.
- Other short research descriptions: 180-word
Key Contributions
Headshots
Random "Profile" Pages
There are many random profile pages that are associated with me. Most of these are out of date. My main Page is http://gersteinlab.org/about
ZoomInfo (contains a comprehensive listing of articles referring to the lab)
Affiliation
CV
Current list of Scientific Publications
Partial NIH Biosketch (25 Aug. '19) (docx, pdf)
