Meet an IGI Scientist: Lin Du
"I worked on a device that was meant to help paralyzed people to regain tactile sensing and live a better life. That is truly meaningful to me and I’ve been dedicated to biomedical applications since then."
Meet an IGI Scientist: Veronika Kivenson
"When I do science, I’m just like a kid asking, 'Why?' And then asking it again and again, digging in further."
Meet an IGI Scientist: Jenny Hamilton
"I started from the bottom, washing and autoclaving glass pipettes. Which is great because it makes you really understand the fundamentals of what you need to do to run a lab."
The IGI's 2022 Year-in-Review
Some of IGI's best stories and resources from 2022.
CRISPR in Agriculture: 2022 in Review
*Written by a graduate student, with my direction, supervision, editing, and mentorship
Crops, Climate & CRISPR Regulations in Southeast Asia
"The Filipino memo brings Southeast Asia into that conversation. I see it as these countries moving to embrace technology regardless of Europe, repossess their own markets and autonomy in their markets."
Meet an IGI Scientist: Chris Baehr
"Science is a tool humans use to examine problems and, hopefully, drive progress."
CRISPRpedia
CRISPRpedia is your source for clear, reliable CRISPR info.
IGI Researchers Develop Rapid, Point-of-Care COVID-19 Diagnostic Test
A new, sensitive saliva-based test would give results within an hour.
Meet an IGI Scientist: Ksenia Krasileva
"I am greatly inspired by Fab Five on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. What they do is inspirational, the amount of humanity that they bring to the world along with a fun and understanding atmosphere to connect to different communities."
Introducing the Innovative Genomics Institute
A sizzle reel with script and voice-over by Hope.
How Can We Make Genomic Medicine Affordable?
New task force is developing strategies to ensure genomic therapies like CRISPR are accessible to the patients who need them.
CRISPR Clinical Trials: A 2022 Update
A beginner-friendly deep dive.
Microbes Meet Climate Change
Rice is grown in flooded paddies where methane-producing microbes thrive. By getting to know these microbes, can we intervene for a healthier planet? Text and voice-over by Hope.
Meet an IGI Scientist: Basem Al-Shayeb
"A lot of things are discovered serendipitously because you’d never imagine how these things work until you discover them, like CRISPR or archaea."
Metagenomics 101 With Spencer Diamond
“Now we know that there is a massive amount of genetic diversity, and humans and animals are just this little blip in the corner. In an evolutionary sense, we are insignificant and small!"
Rocking the Tree of Life
Identifying new species and hanging new branches on the tree of life.
When Will CRISPR Cures Be Available?
A path to quicker CRISPR treatments for rare and neglected diseases.
New Method Sheds Light on Why Some SARS-CoV-2 Variants Are More Infectious
"Our big picture question is, why are some variants of SARS-CoV-2 more transmissible or more infectious than others?"
Meet an IGI Scientist: María Florencia Ercoli
"Scientists were inside the box and when the pandemic hit, people opened the box and said, “You can go outside, solve a problem, but then you have to come back to the box.'"
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