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Institute for Integrative Genome Biology

College of Natural & Agricultural Sciences

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A nucleus for the increasingly multidisciplinary, multidimensional and international nature of 21st century genomics research.

Seminars

From our seminar series and symposia to our on-campus training programs, we offer a host of opportunities for in-person collaboration. 

Seminar Series

Symposia

 

Steve Kay seminar

Core Facilities and Collaboration Partner

IIGB uses the Bookitlab reservation software for requesting services and reserving instruments across our four cores. 

Genomics
Bioinformatics
Metabolomics / Lipidomics
Proteomics

Collaboration partner:

HPCC

IIGB in action

Explore the stories of the people and research leading the way for genomics at UCR. Featured news and media to inspire and uplift collaborations across our community. 

Katie Dehesh on how to be POWERFUL

Professor Katayoon “Katie” Dehesh knows all about planting and replanting roots — in biology and in life. When Dehesh escaped from Iran more than 40 years ago, she had one single goal in mind: education. She loved learning and was...
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How your skin tone could affect your meds

Simon "Niels" Groen and coauthor Sophie Zaaijer published an article in Human Genomics regarding melanin reducing the effect of certain drugs. The work advocates that researchers include more diversity in genetic backgrounds for pharmaceutical development, especially when creating computer models...
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Scientists design new drug to fight malaria

CIDVR Director Karine Le Roch, in collaboration with other researchers with UC Irvine and Yale School of Medicine, published a report in Science about the efficacy of the new MED6-189 drug against malaria parasites in humans.
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New data science tool greatly speeds up molecular analysis of our environment

Daniel Petras and Mingxun Wang published a new process for computational analytics of metabolites and pollutants in Nature Protocols. The work is part of the Virtual Multiomics Lab (VMOL) a collaborative community of researchers in chemical analysis.
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Our Centers

Our Centers facilitate scientific collaboration among UCR faculty and student researchers

Center for Plant Cell Biology (CEPCEB)

Center for Infectious Disease Vector Research (CIVR)

 

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more than 100 varied and collaborative research scientists
7
members of the Natl Academy of Science
20
UCR Departments
4
UCR Colleges or Schools represented
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Our Membership

Our Membership includes over 100 physical and life scientists, engineers, biologists, computer scientists and statisticians in 20 Departments across 4 UCR Colleges and Schools.
 

Faculty

 

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Our Research

Find out more about our Institute leadership, our Core Facilities and available Careers throughout the Institute.

Leadership

Core Facilities

 

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