Laboratory for Computational Genomics

Research Focus

The Liu Laboratory (Laboratory for Computational Genomics) uses systems biology approaches to understand regulatory mechanisms of gene expression, including transcriptional regulation, post-transcriptional regulation, and epigenetic regulation.  This area involves several interdisciplinary components, including functional genomics, genetics, computational and statistical modeling, computer science/engineering, and data management.  

News

• (12/17/2010) Registration is open for the 2011 Next Generation Sequencing symposium.
• (06/10/2010) OSU-IU Center for Cancer Systems Biology is featured at IU News Room, and GenomeWeb News.
• (06/05/2010) June 7-9 OSU-IU CCSB annual workshop features next generation sequencing, followed by Illumina Sequencing User Group Meeting ...
• (05/20/2010) The Center for Medical Genomics receives funding for a SOLiD next generation DNA sequencer ...
• (05/01/2010) miR2Disease database attracts researchers from over 700 cities in more than 60 countries worldwide (statistics based on the visits during the past 6 months, according to Google Analytics) ...
• (03/01/2010) OSU-IU investigators receives funding to start new Center for Cancer Systems Biology ... OSU-IU CCSB website online ... 
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Job Opportunities

• Two post-doctoral fellow positions are available immediately.
• Multiple graduate/undergraduate student part-time positions available.
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 Lab contact: Yunlong Liu, Ph.D.: yunliu@iupui.edu, +1 (317) 278-9222