Yoav Gilad

@Y_Gilad

Professor of Medicine and Chief of Genetic Medicine. Professor of Human Genetics. University of Chicago

Chicago IL USA
giladlab.uchicago.edu
Joined September 2014
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    Oct 11

    Uchicago friends: Come to the PSD broader impacts fair! I will be with to talk about ! Outreach has been one of my favorite parts of grad school and you should all get involved in the community as well! Eckhardt 12-2 TODAY!

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    Oct 11

    New paper up. Characterisation of the iPS proteome in hundreds of cell lines.

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    Oct 5

    Gilad lab attempts hot pot!

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    Oct 3

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    Sep 26

    A short thread on why I stopped working on whole genome alignment

    Replying to @ljdursi @mike_schatz and 2 others
    I can't speak for others but I'll tell you why I quit working on whole genome alignment. It wasn't the software engineering challenges (which were fun and could be overcome) or the algorithmic challenges (which were interesting and deep). It also wasn't funding.
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  6. Sep 26

    This was wonderful.

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    Sep 24

    I am super thrilled to share new work on the Omnigenic model with and ! We've been working on this for a while and we hope that you'll find it interesting!

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  8. Sep 23

    We tried to map variance QTLs...

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    Sep 22

    Gold dust

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  10. Sep 22

    Under Hogwarts great hall you can find the chamber of secrets... About 4000 pcs to go.

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  11. Sep 20

    Thanks for inviting me! I am excited to come to visit. My title for tomorrow's talk: Regulatory QTLs, batch effects, human-mouse differences, time management, what happens after we die, single-cell genomics, and Twitter

    We are so excited for our departmental retreat at the beautiful MacMullan Conference Center, featuring keynote speaker Dr. Yoav Gilad and talks from students, post-docs, and faculty!
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    Sep 18

    Our new review w/ - Environmental influences on RNA processing: Biochemical, molecular and genetic regulators of cellular response.

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    Sep 12

    . researcher seeks to understand how past evolutionary events affect immune response and make some people more susceptible to infectious diseases. explains in a new post.

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  14. Sep 9

    I use review assignments as an opportunity to train my students. We all review the papers together (I let the editors know about this). I found that students are often much more thorough when we perform review assignments than if we just read a paper for 'journal club'.

    Replying to @tuuliel
    The only reason I still review is out of guilt (I try to do 2-3x on average of what I get reviewed) and obligation (the authors will be helped most by me because of the topic). OTOH, there is just overwhelming incentive to just say no (because of other obligations).
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    Sep 8

    Postdoc opportunities at ⁦⁩. Our newly established groups in HD has projects on single-genomics applied to clinical contexts, at the interface of population genetics, single-cell biology and cancer genomics. Apply by September 15 and/or email.

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    Sep 6

    Very proud of this new undergrad-led by Reena Debray (now doing her PhD Berkeley w/)! Grooming rates, but not dominance rank, predict mtDNA copy number in rhesus macaques (w/ & ).

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    Sep 6

    The Department of Human Genetics is running a tenure-track search. Exceptional candidates in all areas of genetics and genomics are encouraged to apply. Please help us make sure this is widely seen:

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    Sep 5

    Landscape of stimulation-responsive chromatin across diverse human immune cells

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    Sep 5

    UC Davis Center for Population Biology postdoctoral fellowship. Wonderful place with wonderful colleagues! Please RT

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    Sep 4

    Our approach to diagnosing rare genetic diseases with blood RNA-seq led by with 🇨🇦 and 🇺🇸 is online/preprinted at biorxiv

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