My research is funded by the National Institutes of Health and by
the National Science Foundation:
NIH 1R01GM109457-01
Reconstruction of 3D Genome Architecture from Chromatin
Conformation Capture Data
UCSF Principal Investigator Mark Segal; co-investigator Ahituv
Nadav
SFSU Principal Investigator Javier Arsuaga; co-investigator
Mariel Vazquez
Press release
NSF CAREER Award
(2011-2015)
CAREER: Topological
mechanism of DNA unlinking by the XerCD-FtsK system CAREER: The Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER)
Program is a Foundation-wide activity that offers the National
Science Foundation’s most prestigious awards in support of
junior faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars
through outstanding research, excellent education and the
integration of education and research within the context of the
mission of their organizations. Such activities should build a
firm foundation for a lifetime of leadership in integrating
education and research. SFSU
Press Release
NSF Mathematical Biology (2009-2013)
Topological characterization of DNA organization in
bacteriophages
co-PIs Javier Arsuaga (Leading PI; SFSU), Yuanan DIao (co-PI,
UNC Charlotte)
NSF highlights DNA packing in trypanosomes
NIH MBRS SCORE (2007-2011)
Computer Analysis of DNA Unknotting by Topoisomerase II
NIH NCMHD RIMI (2008-2013)
Health Disparities Research at San Francisco State
University
Subproject: Multiscale analysis of CGH arrays of breast cancer
patients using computational algebraic topology
Co-PI: Javier Arsuaga (SFSU)
