Innovative Genomics Institute • 29th March 2022 CRISPR Clinical Trials: A 2022 Update A beginner-friendly deep dive.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 12th September 2022 CRISPRpedia CRISPRpedia is your source for clear, reliable CRISPR info.
California Magazine • 31st January 2022 Rocking the Tree of Life Identifying invisible species and hanging new branches on the tree of life.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 21st June 2022 Introducing the Innovative Genomics Institute A sizzle reel with script and voice-over by Hope.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 12th August 2021 CRISPR Made Simple An easy-to-understand introduction to DNA, genes, and gene editing, designed for kids or anyone starting from scratch.
Innovative Genomics Institute – IGI • 26th January 2022 Microbes Meet Climate Change An explainer with script and voice-over by Hope.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 12th February 2020 New Study Shows Huge Phages Are Everywhere IGI scientists uncover hundreds of huge viruses with new Cas genes.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 21st October 2020 IGI Scientists Make E. coli That Can Take Carbon Dioxide From the Air — And Use It Engineered bacteria can absorb and concentrate carbon dioxide from the air, taking a step towards carbon sequestration.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 6th December 2021 Metagenomics 101 With Spencer Diamond "There is a massive amount of genetic diversity, and humans and animals are just this little blip in the corner."
Innovative Genomics Institute • 21st March 2023 From Community College to Cal: IGI Fellow Veronika Kivenson Shares Her Story An interview with Veronika Kivenson on how her time at community and women's colleges shaped her path.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 20th April 2020 Innovative Genomics Institute Credo "We believe that science should serve the public good. Our work must realize the promise of genome engineering to advance human health and well-being."
Innovative Genomics Institute – IGI • 5th August 2021 Resistance is Futile: IGI Researchers on Borgs Discovery "They're unlike chromosomal DNA, unlike plasmid DNA, and unlike viruses – therefore, we came up with a new name: Borg."
Innovative Genomics Institute • 1st June 2021 How Do You Get Inside a Cell? Copy a Virus New research shows that virus-like particles can help ferry cutting-edge CRISPR therapies to specific cells.
Innovative Genomics Institute • 19th December 2022 CRISPR in Agriculture: 2022 in Review *Written by a graduate student with my supervision, editing, and mentorship.