I am a visiting scholar from Korea, studying how viruses and cancer cells hijack host pathways. My current focus at the Broad Institute is to explore functional genomics approaches to better understand HPV-driven carcinogenesis and apply these insights to my future research.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/myncbi/seungmin.hwang.1/bibliography/public/ 1. Park J, Seo T, Hwang S, Lee D, Gwack Y, Choe J. 2000. The K-bZIP protein from Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus interacts with p53 and represses its transcriptional activity. J Virol 74:11977-82. 2. Lim C, Gwack Y...
F. William Studier was born in 1936 in Waverly, Iowa and went to Yale (BS, Biophysics, 1958), Caltech (PhD, Biophysics, 1963), and Stanford University for postdoctoral research in biochemistry. In 1964 he joined the biology department in Brookhaven National Laboratory, which he chaired from 1990...
I'm a summer intern pursuing my Master's of Biomedical Informatics degree at Harvard Medical School. I'm focusing on harmonizing the Cell Painting Gallery, as well as assessing various cell segmentation methodologies.