Paul and Ben News
Congratulations to Dr. Paul Tesar and Dr. Ben Clayton! Their work with stem cells has lead to new discoveries about glial cells and their role in Multiple sclerosis.
Congratulations Karin for 35 years at CWRU!
We are excited to announce a special milestone -- this year Karin Hollis celebrated her 35th anniversary at Case Western Reserve University! Over the years, Karin has been a remarkable presence in our department and on our campus, contributing her expertise, . passion and unwavering commitment to our community. Please stop by her office and congratulate her.
Our faculty seek to improve human health both through cutting edge genetics and genomics research and by training the next generation of scientists. Their research interests include epigenetics, neurogenetics, stem cell biology, chemical genomics, developmental genetics, metabolic disorders, and cancer genetics.
Our Genetics graduate program trains the next generation of scientists in many areas of modern genetics, genomics and biomedical research. Our students pursue careers in basic and applied research in academia, industry, teaching, healthcare, publishing, foundations and government.
Our Genetic Counseling Training Program prepares students for the ongoing practice of genetic counseling in the rapidly changing healthcare environment of the 21st century.
In the Research Institute for Children’s Health at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, we focus on children's medical conditions in several areas. Get to know our mission, our background and the various approaches our researchers take.
FIND Pipeline at Case Western Reserve University translates gene-directed approaches into therapeutics. We Focus on INherited Disease.
The Center for Human Genetics, a unique collaboration between researchers of Case Western Reserve University and clinicians of University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
Professor and Chairman Zhenghe John Wang welcomes you to the Department Genetics and Genome Sciences.
