Jason Williams, Assistant Director of External Collaborations of the (DNALC), has been named a 2020 fellow.
Run by the , Kavli Frontiers of Science symposium brings together outstanding young scientists to discuss exciting advances and opportunities, emphasizing communication of a wide range of contemporary science topics across the traditional disciplines.
鈥淢y work at the DNALC is all about training and educating people, whether they’re high school students, postdocs, or the public,鈥� said Williams. As part CSHL鈥檚 unique program of hands-on genetics education, he has been involved in teaching bioinformatics, expanding DNALC programs in China, and has a leadership role in , a National Science Foundation cyberinfrastructure project to benefit life science research. Williams is excited about a new initiative, researching how to integrate bioinformatics and data science into undergraduate curricula.
鈥淭he Kavli Frontiers of Science symposium is a unique opportunity to learn from colleagues and build collaborations that will advance the DNALC鈥檚 educational mission,鈥� said Williams, who will take part in the 2020 U.S. Symposium on March 18th in Seattle, Washington. He joins other 黑料吃瓜资源 Kavli Frontiers of Science symposium alumni, including President and CEO Bruce Stillman, Professor David Jackson, Professor Rob Martienssen, and Professor Anthony Zador.
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