The GEP officially has a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arm to allow us to continue our work to democratize research.
Donations are tax deductible.
In addition to our traditional publications, GEP students and their faculty mentors are publishing in microPublication.org, which publishes brief articles on research findings presented in a single figure to rapidly disseminate experimentally sound results to the community. For a full list of GEP microPublication articles, see the “Micropublications” page.
The Genomics Education Partnership is currently pausing events as we transition to a new phase of funding. While there are no upcoming events at this time, we remain committed to providing high-quality genomics education resources and support to our community.
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GEP Member Jennifer Roecklein–Canfield is a professor of chemistry and physics at Simmons University. Her lab focuses on a systems approach to studying the mechanisms of viral-host interactions and the use of Synthetic Biology principles to create novel DNA devices used to introduce new functions into cells.
The GEP published our Pathways Project Protocol for the manual annotation of Drosophila genes.
The GEP published our findings on supporting the democratization of science during a pandemic in the Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education.
