Genomics is transforming
one-gene-at-a-time
experimental biology approaches to whole
genome
study of biology. Genomics combines experimental
and computational approaches
to determine gene
pathway and organismal function.
More about Genomics
Based at the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Genome Frontiers Institute (PGFI) is a university-wide institute dedicated to the advancement of the interdisciplinary field of genomics research. PGFI fosters collaborations and scientific exchange across biology, veterinary medicine, pharmacology, medicine, genetics, microbiology, engineering, physics, chemistry and psychology. PGFI at the Forefront
PGFI in Action
Research Seminar Series Event on June 10
From Stem Cells to the Immune System: Discovery of Novel Regulators Using Genomics, Genetics and Chemistry,
Michael Cooke, Ph.D., Director of Immunology, The Genomics Institute of the Novartis Research Foundation
Grant Awards Announced
for "Quantitation of Biological Processes Real-Time in Live Cells”
PGFI and Regenerative Medicine Launch A New Project
Spring 2008 Newsletter
Includes a feature on the laboratory of Gustavo Aguirre, VMD, Ph.D.
We've Changed Our Name
Penn Genome Frontiers Institute - more readily encompasses all that we do.

