Alan Moses' page
I’m an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. My lab's homepage can be found here. I have appointments in the Departments of Cell & Systems Biology, Computer Science and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. I'm part of the growing computational biology community in Toronto.
Undergraduate Teaching:
- CSB435 “Regulatory Networks and Systems in Molecular Biology”. The latest syllabus can be found here.
- CSB349 “Eukaryotic gene expression” with Vince Tropepe. For more information see the course website.
- I
gave
guest
lectures
on
regulatory
evolution
for EEB461
(slides are here.)
Graduate
Teaching:
- CSB1000 Special topics in genomics: “The Hazelnut Blight Genome Project”.
- MMG1012H “Statistical Modeling and Machine Learning” with Quaid Morris. For more information see the course website.
-
I
gave
guest
lectures
on
regulatory
evolution for MMG1016H (slides are here)
Links:
- I am involved in the VEGI and SGRP sequencing projects
- The edge has interesting discussion about science and culture.
My Background:
I
was a Postdoctoral Fellow in Richard Durbin's
group at
the
Sanger institute, and a graduate student in Mike
Eisen’s lab at LBNL while doing my
PhD
in
the Graduate Group in Biophysics
at UC Berkeley. There I worked with cool collaborators like Jeff Wang,
Len Pennacchio, Derek
Chiang, Audrey Gasch
and Dan
Pollard. Before that I studied biophysics and astronomy at Columbia. For
more details, look
at my cv.