What is the UCSC CRISPR Core?
What is the UCSC CRISPR Core?
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The UCSC CRISPR Core is a facility that provides CRISPR services and expertise to facilitate the study of gene function. The Core will have 3 functionalities: service/products, intellectual property (IP) development and undergraduate training.
The UCSC CRISPR Core is a facility that provides CRISPR services and expertise to facilitate the study of gene function. The Core will have 3 functionalities: service/products, intellectual property (IP) development and undergraduate training.
Vision and Mission Statement
Vision and Mission Statement
Vision
Vision
To create a more collaborative research environment at UCSC that promotes synergy and pushes for new IP development.
To create a more collaborative research environment at UCSC that promotes synergy and pushes for new IP development.
Mission
Mission
The UCSC CRISPR Core provides expertise and service, using the latest state-of-the-art technology to get you to your biology faster.
The UCSC CRISPR Core provides expertise and service, using the latest state-of-the-art technology to get you to your biology faster.
Scientific Governance Board
Scientific Governance Board
Susan Carpenter
Susan Carpenter
Assistant Professor, Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology
Assistant Professor, Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology
Angela Brooks
Angela Brooks
Assistant Professor, Biomolecular Engineering
Assistant Professor, Biomolecular Engineering
Sofie Salama
Sofie Salama
HHMI Senior Scientist
HHMI Senior Scientist
Genomics Institute and Biomolecular Engineering
Genomics Institute and Biomolecular Engineering
Investors
Investors
John MacMillan
John MacMillan
Interim Vice Chancellor for Research
Interim Vice Chancellor for Research
Paul Koch
Paul Koch
Dean of Physical Sciences
Dean of Physical Sciences
Alex Wolf
Alex Wolf
Dean of Engineering
Dean of Engineering
David Haussler
David Haussler
Professor, Biomolecular Engineering
Professor, Biomolecular Engineering
Scientific Director of QB3 for UCSC
Scientific Director of QB3 for UCSC
Grant Hartzog
Grant Hartzog
Professor, Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology
Professor, Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology
Josh Stewart
Josh Stewart
Professor, Biomolecular Engineering
Professor, Biomolecular Engineering
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