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Science & Technology

Where Vision Meets Innovation

Our collaborative research programs unite leading experts from diverse fields to advance our understanding of the genetic foundations of biology and disease, while exploring cutting-edge technological innovations.

Collaborative Research Programs

Groundbreaking Research

We cultivate a diverse research community dedicated to advancing the understanding of genomic science and the treatment of human disease.

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Faculty Labs

Innovators in Action

Discover the diverse expertise driving our research. From unraveling disease mechanisms to advancing innovative technologies, our faculty labs are at the forefront of the NYGC’s scientific endeavors.

All Faculty Labs
  • Marcin Imielinsky headshot Imieliński Lab
  • Ivan Iossifov headshot Iossifov Lab
  • David A Knowles headshot Knowles Lab
  • Dan Landau headshot Landau Lab
  • Ren Lab
  • Hemali Phatnani headshot Phatnani Lab
  • Neville Sanjana headshot Sanjana Lab
  • Rahul Satija headshot Satija Lab
  • Sanja Vicković headshot Vicković Lab
  • Mike Wigler headshot Wigler Lab
  • Chenxu Zhu headshot Zhu Lab
  • Sam Aparicio headshot Aparicio Lab
  • Mary-Claire King headshot King Lab
  • Tuuli Lappalainen headshot Lappalainen Lab
  • Tom Maniatis headshot Maniatis Lab
  • Simon Tavaré headshot Tavaré Lab
  • Harold Varmus headshot Varmus Lab
  • Onyinye Balogun headshot Balogun Lab
  • L. Davis Lab
  • Melissa Davis headshot M. Davis Lab
  • Stephan Sanders headshot Sanders Lab
  • Tarjinder Singh headshot Singh Lab
Technology Platforms

Innovative Technology Platforms

Our multidisciplinary team of scientists, engineers, and NYGC faculty come together to explore and test innovative genomic tools and technologies to drive progress within our center and the broader scientific community.

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Recent Publications

Publications Archive
  • bioRxiv  ·  September 30, 2026

    The androgen receptor polyglutamine tract sets the transcriptional balance between muscle growth and atrophy.

    Francis Grafton, Narjes Rohani, Wooi Fang Lim, Yang Kai Ng, Alessandro Fichera, Salma Ali, Virginia Scappini, Alfina Ambra Speciale, Rebecca Chalcraft, Antonio Garcia-Guerra, Yasumasa Hashimoto, Jennifer Frommer, Maria Pennuto, Esther Garcia Gonzalez, Laura Zanetti-Domingues, Christopher Tynan, Stephan Sanders, Michele Pansini, Matthew Wood, Carlo Rinaldi

    Sanders Lab
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  • Genetic Medicine  ·  September 28, 2026

    Not the end of the road: Achieving diagnoses following non-diagnostic exome sequencing: experiences at a clinical site of the Undiagnosed Diseases Network.

    Rebecca C Spillmann, Nicole Walley, Kelly Schoch, Mohamad A Mikati, Vaidehi Jobanputra, Patrick Shea; Undiagnosed Diseases Network; Vandana Shashi.

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  • medRxiv  ·  September 26, 2026  ·  Preprint

    A cross-tissue splicing signature as a quantitative biomarker for ReNU syndrome.

    Ruebena Dawes, Alexander Blakes, Theodora Markati, Michael Griffiths, Benjamin Cogne, Tahsin Stefan Barakat, Jeffery C Barrett, Carlo Rinaldi, Stephan J Sanders, Nicola Whiffin.

    Sanders Lab
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