The Sudmant Lab at UC Berkeley uses genomics, computational, statistical, and experimental methods to interrogate genetic and molecular phenotypic diversity at both the organismal and cellular level. We study the evolution, causes, and consequences of aging as well as the evolution of genome structure and cellular diversity.
Our commitment to anti-racism and fostering equality and diversity
We denounce racism, intolerance, injustice, and oppression of any form. We affirm that Black Lives Matter and acknowledge that racial injustice is pervasive throughout this country as well as the halls of higher education and research. We commit to actively seeking to create a supportive and respectful environment and to fight against and oppose intolerance in all aspects of our work at Berkeley and beyond. We pledge to continue to educate ourselves and to hold each other accountable. No person is free of prejudice and we view this is a statement of intent that we will strive to continuously improve, advocate, and learn with and from each other.We are recruiting! more information about joining the lab...
Next CTEG seminar February 19th, 4:00pm
2023/11/15 Manny is selected to present at the NextGen Symposium! - CONGRATULATIONS MANNY!
2023/09/01 Congratulations Stacy and Manny on their review published in TIGS!
2023/06/01 Congratulations Samvardhini on being awarded a Leakey Foundation grant!
2023/06/01 Congratulations Isabel on being awarded a Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship!
2023/05/09 The Sudmant Lab Represents at BoG! Congrats Joana on a great talk! Check out photos
2023/04/17 New Postdoc position in primate structural variation available! information here!
2023/03/09 Isabel's paper is up on BioRxiv!
2022/10/03 Ryo and Ryan's paper is published in Nature Communications!
2022/04/1 Stacy is awarded an Outstanding GSI award, Sam receives an NSF Honorable Mention and Fran receives Ford Foundation Honorable Mention! Congrats to all!
2021/11/12 Rockfish paper featured on the cover of Science!
