Sept 2, 2011. GERP++ scores for hg19 (human) and mm9 (mouse) are available as a track at UCSC, under the "Comparative Genomics" section.

June 9, 2011. GERP++ elements and base-specific scores are now available here for human hg18, hg19, and mouse mm9 assemblies, based on the latest mammalian alignments from UCSC.

May 22, 2011. Nucleosomes in primary human cells, the paper.

We have a diverse research program at the interface of computational and functional genomics, with a focus on the interaction between function, variation, and evolution. Ultra-high-throughput sequencing is our data engine of choice.

Our current projects are in developmental genomics (mouse), gene regulation and chromatin function (mouse and human), cancer genomics (human), and inherited rare disorders (human).

January 11, 2010. ProPhylER is published in the January issue of Genome Research.

October 5, 2009. QuEST 2.4 is now available. Take me to the QuEST page.

June 15, 2009. QuEST 2.3 is now available.

April 30, 2009. QuEST 2.2 is now available, with new features.

Aug 18, 2008. QuEST 1.0 is now available and the QuEST paper is published at Nature Methods.

Mar 11, 2008. QuEST is now available. QuEST is a powerful kernel density estimator-based analysis package for finding peaks from next-generation ChIP-seq data.

Feb 11, 2008. GERP 2.1 is now available. Take me to the GERP page.