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Walking in Memphis to running automation tech in a Dublin lab 8 seconds ago1 View American Caitlin Costelle made the move to live and work in Ireland during a global pandemic, which presented a unique set of challenges. Caitlin Costelle swapped her home in Tennessee for a new life in Ireland and a job working as senior scientist at Genuity Science, a company powering cutting-edge genomic research. Here, Costelle tells us about her career journey thus far. ‘I encounter a new challenge daily that pushes me to think outside of the box’ – CAITLIN COSTELLE Where are you f...

5 things we’ve learned after one year of working from home 2 hours ago54 Views To mark one year of working from home, we asked members of the Silicon Republic community to share some of the biggest lessons they’ve learned. A whole year has gone by since the Government told employees across Ireland to work remotely to help minimise the spread of Covid-19. Now, as it looks like working from home could be here to stay, it’s important that we reflect on what we’ve learned over the past 12 months. So, we asked some of the people in the Silicon Republic community – peo...

Stacey Wasserman of Genuity Science talks about her passion for advancing genomics research after her own experience with cancer.

Genomic Advances in Heart Failure, Upcoming Webinar Hosted by Xtalks Share Article In this free webinar, the featured speakers will discuss recent advances in heart failure genomics including improved diagnostic techniques and therapies. They will present findings from whole-genome sequencing data and clinical data that are used to help scientists discover and validate new drug targets for heart failure. The speakers will discuss what is currently known about genomic drivers of heart failure and opportunities for novel therapeutics being explored in their own research programs. ...

Emory joins national Mellon Foundation research project to address racial reparations Emory University will be part of a $5 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awarded to the University of Michigan’s Center for Social Solutions, led by former Emory Provost Earl Lewis, as part of the Foundation’s Just Futures initiative. “Crafting Democratic Futures: Situating Colleges and Universities in Community-based Reparations Solutions” emerges from the Center for Social Solutions’ focus on slavery and its aftermath, and is informed by three generations of humanistic scholarship...