Scientists and staff here in our Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School just wrapped up pgEd’s first ever Map-Ed competition, going head-to-head to see who could bring in the most pins to […]
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GETed 2013 publication: Accelerating public awareness in the age of personal gen...
“Conference Scene: Accelerating public awareness in the age of personal genetics“, our latest article highlighting the work accomplished at the GETed 2013 meeting, has been published in the latest edition […]
Hadley Smith, pgEd’s summer intern!
pgEd is thrilled to have had Hadley Stevens Smith with us for the summer! Hadley joined us from Texas A&M University, and worked on a number of important projects for […]
Genome: Unlocking Life’s Code at the Smithsonian – Ting Wu and Map-Ed
The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History’s new exhibit, “Genome: Unlocking Life’s Code” opens to the public on Friday, June 14th. Years in the making, this interactive, technology-driven exhibit will […]