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Bioinformatician interested in medical applications of novel computational techniques.…
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Now I am not one to typically post on LinkedIn, but I thought this is a meaningful life event that warrants a few words. After almost 12 years at…
Now I am not one to typically post on LinkedIn, but I thought this is a meaningful life event that warrants a few words. After almost 12 years at…
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Excited to share my latest publication. The #GA4K program at Children's Mercy Kansas City is exploring partnerships with PCPs in rural clinics to…
Excited to share my latest publication. The #GA4K program at Children's Mercy Kansas City is exploring partnerships with PCPs in rural clinics to…
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We did it again! Our team at Children's Mercy's has pioneered the use of #WGS sequencing, and (now) especially #PacBio #longreads to diagnose…
We did it again! Our team at Children's Mercy's has pioneered the use of #WGS sequencing, and (now) especially #PacBio #longreads to diagnose…
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The University of British Columbia
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Activities and Societies: College for Interdisciplinary Studies Graduate Student Association, UBC Swing Kids
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English
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French
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Cantonese
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Excited to speak at #ASHG23 in D.C. next Thursday, November 2nd! I will be representing the Genomic Answers for Kids #GA4K team and give an overview…
Excited to speak at #ASHG23 in D.C. next Thursday, November 2nd! I will be representing the Genomic Answers for Kids #GA4K team and give an overview…
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I am incredibly grateful and excited to be named a scholarship winner in the 2019 Infosec Scholarship Program! Thank you, Infosec & CompTIA for this…
I am incredibly grateful and excited to be named a scholarship winner in the 2019 Infosec Scholarship Program! Thank you, Infosec & CompTIA for this…
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