Our Core Research Team
We are nine independent laboratories working together to research (i) mechanisms of DNA damage and repair, (ii) translational applications of genome instability to the clinic and (iii) the pathways underlying human cellular aging.
DNA Damage & Repair Researchers
Dr. Jennifer Cobb
Genome instability as a consequence of replication of fragile DNA sites.
Dr. Aaron Goodarzi
DNA repair & chromatin dynamics after radiation exposure.
Dr. Ebba Kurz
Pharmacologic studies of genome instability & topoisomerase function.
Dr. Susan Lees-Miller
DNA double strand break repair via non-homologous end-joining.
Dr. Gareth Williams
The Structural Basis of DNA Repair
Clinical Researchers
Dr. Nizar Bahlis
Synergistic PARP & proteasome inhibition as multiple myeloma therapy.
Dr. Gwyn Bebb
Genome instability markers in human lung cancer and lymphoma.
Dr. Corinne Doll
Functional indicators of cervical and anal cancer response to radiation and chemoradiation therapy
Cellular Aging Researchers
Dr. Tara Beattie
Canonical and non-canonical roles for telomerase in human disease.
Dr. Jennifer Cobb
Genome instability as a consequence of replication of fragile DNA sites.
Dr. Aaron Goodarzi
DNA repair & chromatin dynamics after radiation exposure.
Dr. Karl Riabowol
Roles of the ING-family tumor suppressors in cancer and normal aging.