Maanasa Raghavan
@MaanasaRaghavan
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Assistant Professor of Human Genetics at UChicago. She/her/hers. Ancient DNA, genomics, evolution, drums, cats. Lab: @GenSCAPE_Lab. Photo credit: @eshab05
Chicago, IL
Joined May 2021
Delighted to share our recent paper @NirajRai3 @aabiddanda @eshab05 @Conydelafc @Urbaninski93 @NagarjunaPasup5 @mootspoints @hey__renee @FreilichSuzanne @TabReneee and co-authors not on X. Special thanks to our community partners and participants!
📢New in @HGGAdvances 📰Distinct positions of genetic and oral histories: Perspectives from India 🧑🤝🧑@aabiddanda @eshab05 @MaanasaRaghavan & colleagues 👉
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RT @Y_Gilad: This primer aims to close gaps in understanding functional genomics study design by providing an accessible, math-free resourc…
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Really looking forward to this @ELSIhub conversation on benefit sharing in genomics with @paleogenomics!
ELSIconversations returns on Jan 31 at 12pm ET. We will discuss "Defining Benefit in Genomics Research" — in the first of a two part series in partnership with the Center for Research on Genomics and Global Health (CRGGH). Join the conversation:
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RT @mashaals: Excited to share our pre-print "The multi-scale complexity of human genetic variation beyond continental groups" https://t.co…
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And here is part 2 of the @MyBioTechniques feature by Beatrice on our recent work on genetic and oral histories in Southwest India (.
In Part one, we learned about the challenges of ancient and modern DNA research and the techniques @MaanasaRaghavan (Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Genetics within @UChicagoBSD) uses to collect samples and sequence them. Now, Part two highlights the work Maanasa and colleagues conducted in Southwest India and the United States and her key takeaways from their genomic and anthropological study of human population histories >>> @GenSCAPE_Lab
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It was great talking to Beatrice Bowlby from @MyBioTechniques about our research and, more broadly, about aDNA. Part 1 out now, stay tuned for part 2 next week!
Using a combination of genomic datasets from ancient and present-day human groups, @MaanasaRaghavan (@GenSCAPE_Lab) – an Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Genetics within @UChicagoBSD – investigates how the genetic diversity that’s present today has evolved particularly in under-characterized regions of the world. Check out part one of this two-part feature, where we learn what genomics can illuminate about human population histories, the challenges of ancient and modern DNA research and the techniques Maanasa uses to collect samples and sequence them >>>
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RT @Linda_Ongaro: Excited to share our review article on Denisovans, now out in @NatureGenet🥳I am very grateful to @emiliahsc for making th…
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RT @maggiecsteiner: Excited to be heading to #ASHG24 today! I’ll be presenting at Wednesday’s poster session (Board 3016W) about our latest…
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RT @emo_davenport: Excited that our work describing oral microbiome differences across populations in Nepal is out! See Aashish's thread be…
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RT @matt_stoneback: I am looking for a postdoc to work in theoretical population genetics. We focus on theory and methods for inferring dem…
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RT @dna_historical: I'm recruiting a PhD student at Dartmouth College through the EEES graduate program this year! Application deadline is…
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RT @UChicago: UChicago biophysicist Jasmine Nirody is unraveling the mysteries of how (and why) things move—from snakes to jumping spiders…
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RT @XuanyaoLiu: 🚨New Preprint Alert: Our work led by @JinghuiLi14637 is up on bioRxiv. We re-analyzed large maps of trans-pQTLs, and found…
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RT @maitbb: We are hiring! Looking for two postdocs. Topics: a) ancestry informed polygenic scores for mixed ancestry individuals and b) in…
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