Stoked to be in Montreal for #canacn2023 to present my work with Flo Chardon and co. In the Jay Shendure lab on multiplex single cell CRISPRa screens!

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Also stoked to be in Canada, where everyone, including the skatepark locals are “NICE”!

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Last month I joined the Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology as the computational biology team lead. It feels like a dream come true to continue working at the forefront of genomic technology development with an incredible team at the Allen Institute!! geekwire.com/2024/inside-th…

Join us on June 6th to hear from Flo Chardon and @JohnOmix at the next session of the #varianteffect seminar series. More info at: varianteffect.org/seminar-series
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Check out our latest led by the inspiring and tenacious
Flo Chardon entitled 'A multiplex, prime editing framework for identifying drug resistance variants at scale' !! (1/2)

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We're hiring a software engineer at the Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology!! Come work with me to help build pipelines for and analyze next-generation sequencing data. :) alleninstitute.org/careers/jobs/?…

It was fun to have an amazing session in beautiful Hawaii! Thank you for the session speakers Flo Chardon, Francis McMahon, Jason Stein and our mighty chair Alexander Arguello!

CRISPRa-QTL screen targeting reg elements for cell-specific (and disease relevant) gene expression tuning. Congrats Flo Chardon and Troy McDiarmid on the awesome project!

Exciting day for the #BergerLab at #AACR24 ! First up it’s my talk in Ballroom 6C. I’ll be presenting our work with Flo Chardon Lea Starita Jay Shendure on discovery of EGFR inhibitor resistance mutations using multiplexed prime editing.

Congrats Xiaoyi Li :)

Congratulations, Flo Chardon! It’s been amazing to watch this technology develop over the past few years under skilled and persistent hands. I couldn’t be more proud, and I’m excited to see where it goes!

Incredible collaboration between Flo Chardon and Troy McDiarmid and UCSF.

exciting preprint alert 🚨👇

Bittersweet as my collaborator and dear friend Flo Chardon has defended her dissertation and will be moving on to her next adventure (after biking up and down a ridiculous # of mountains at even more ridiculous speeds).

Congrats on the very, very well earned PhD Dr. Chardon!!!

Congratulations to a stellar team in the IdoAmitLab!!

Please check out Flo Chardon’s excellent tweetorial of our latest work on Prime-SGE. By devising a positive selection scheme, she overcame a low editing rate to perform a pooled prime editing screen to identify mutations in multiple genes for resistance to EGFR inhibitors.

It is indeed a big day and I could not be more proud of Kathleen and the KuehLab! I have loved watching the progression of this absolute tour-de-force and my biggest congratulations go to Kathleen who drove this project forward from day 1 and never gave up.

Watching the progression of this work during my time in the lab was nothing short of incredible, and I could not be more proud of Nobu Hamazaki and wei yang for this absolutely amazing, astonishing, and exciting piece of work!! Exciting times ahead.

The absolute biggest congratulations to my little sister, she blew her defense out of the park! I couldn’t be more proud of her endurance and hard work as a genome scientist, and the world better watch out for this new doc on the block.

Our latest from the incredible Flo Chardon and Troy McDiarmid , in collaboration with Nadav Ahituv lab and others. Terrific thread on paper below!