Thrilled to be one of the 25 winners for the @NIH #TRDNT Challenge (Phase 1). 🏆 🏆🏆We will develop an all-in-one #RNA trans-splicing platform for highly efficient and programmable exon editing. We hope to expand the list of druggable target genes that are challenging with current technologies. Kudos to the leading postdoc in the lab Ye Wang for what we have achieved so far! I am very excited about what to expect moving forward! @ColumbiaSysBio @ColumbiaPS @Columbia #RNA #PrecisionMedicine nih.gov/challenges/targeting…

I am humbled to be listed among my outstanding colleagues and grateful for the generous support from the Schaefer scholar program that will allow us to test bold ideas! #RNAmatters @ColumbiaSysBio @ColumbiaBiochem

Our lab at Columbia University Irving Medical Center is looking for a Research Programmer / Computational Biologist to join us in advancing computational genomics and RNA biology. ✅Who should apply? Candidates with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Computer Science, or a related field. ✅What you’ll do: You will contribute to—and potentially lead—projects focused on developing and maintaining widely used genomic software tools, including: • CLIP Tool Kit (CTK) • Quantas • DeltaSplice ✅You will also have opportunities to work on cutting-edge research in: • RNA-binding protein biology • Alternative splicing regulation • Transcriptomics & post-transcriptional regulation • RNA-based therapeutic development This is a great opportunity to work at the interface of computational and RNA biology, with real impact on understanding gene regulation and developing RNA therapeutics. 👉 Learn more and apply here (or contact me directly): apply.interfolio.com/183746 Feel free to share with anyone who might be a great fit! @Columbia @ColumbiaPS @ColumbiaSysBio #Hiring #ResearchProgramming #Bioinformatics #ComputationalBiology