Alice was invited to the 4th Uppsala Transposon Symposium on “Integrating transposon and virus identification into evolution and disease research," which will be held at SciLifeLab Uppsala from...
Congratulations to Junho, Boxun, and August! Our rebuttal to a recent Nature paper that reported extensive somatic APP recombination/retrotransposition in neurons of aging and Alzheimer's brains was...
Alice was invited to the 4th International Brainstorm Symposium—The Expanding Role of Repetitive Sequences in Disease—hosted by the University of Florida Center for NeuroGenetics. Alice gave a talk...
The Lee lab has expanded quite a bit over the last few months having new members joining our team. We'd like to welcome Elain, Jenny, and Yue! We are excited that their onboarding will help improve...
The Lee lab members and their famiies went on one-day excursion to enjoy the beautiful New England fall foliage and taste different kinds of wines made of non-grape fruits from New Hampshire. It was a...
Alice was selected as a 2019 SUHF Young Investigator! The Suh Kyungbae Science Foundation (SUHF) is a non-profit foundation established in 2016 and selects three to five early-stage Korean scientists...
Alice gave a talk on retrotransposons in human health and disease at Ionis pharmaceuticals in San Diego. Ionis developed an antisense drug, SPINRAZA, for Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
Thaise is a visiting PhD student from the Federal University of Sao Paulo in Brazil studying Thyroid cancer genomes. She will stay with us until the end of June 2019. Welcome Thaise!