Human Medical Genetics and Genomics Program
The Human Medical Genetics and Genomics Program at CU is an interdisciplinary, interdepartmental Program designed to coordinate outstanding graduate training and research opportunities in all aspects of Human and Medical Genetics. We are committed to a dynamic and outstanding Program that provides vision, leadership, and focus for human and medical genetic activities at the University of Colorado in the 21st century.
CU Anschutz Biomedical PhD Expo
October 2-6, 2023
The CU Anschutz Biomedical PhD Expo is a week-long virtual showcase of our basic and biomedical PhD programs. Programs will host individual information sessions and answer all of your questions about student life, research, admissions, and more!
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Latest Program Accomplishments
Brittany Truong Chosen as a Dev Bio 2022 Science Communication Intern!
Brittany Truong, graduate student in the Artinger lab, has been selected as one of three inaugural Society for Developmental Biology Science Communication Interns! For the next year she will work with Dev Bio faculty writing mentors to generate stories for the SDB website, newsletter, and social media accounts. Congrats Brittany!
HMGGP Faculty Earn 2020 Genomic Innovator Award
For the second year, the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), part of the National Institutes of Health, has selected the top tier of early career researchers with its 2020 Genomic Innovator Awards. This year, the award went to 12 researchers around the U.S., with two from the University of Colorado Denver. Audrey Hendricks, PhD, and Katrina Claw, PhD, received over $1.5 million respectively over the next five years to pursue their research. Unlike traditional grants, the Genomic Innovator Awards invests in the researchers themselves, instead of a particular research project.
Congrats Christina!
Christina Elling has been awarded the department's T32 Predoctoral scholarship - the T32 Predoctoral Training Grant from the Department of Otolaryngology- Head & Neck Surgery as part of an NIH NIDCD grant!