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S Joshua Swamidass, MD PhD

Division of Laboratory and Genomic Medicine (LGM)
Department of Pathology and Immunology (PI)
Washington University in St. Louis (WU)
Barnes Jewish Hospital (BJH)
Computational and Systems Biology (CSB)
Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
Biomedical Engineering (BME)
The Broad Institute of MIT/Harvard (BI)
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Apr09 0

New Post Doc: Jed Zaretzki

Posted by S. Joshua Swamidass in Blog, Group

It is a pleasure to welcome our first postdoc to the Laboratory. Jed did his PhD under Curt Breneman, one of the leaders in Chemical Informatics, at the Rensselaer Exploratory Center for Cheminformatics Research, and his work was supported by Eli Lilly. His PhD focused on predicting how molecules are metabolized by P450 enzymes and culminated with the release of RS-Predictor, an algorithm that can predict where and how molecules are metabolized by different P450s.

In our Lab, Jed will doing two things. First, he will be taking his PhD work forward by developing algorithms to automatically determine the sites of metabolism of novel compounds from mass spec data, and working with a collaborator to determine these sites for thousands of molecules. Second, he will be supporting efforts in our lab to identify novel repurposing opportunities and mitigate risk in drug development.

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Mar28 0

The Current Group

Posted by S. Joshua Swamidass in Blog, Group

Scientific Programmers

  • Michael Browning (Musician)
  • Brad Calhoun

Research Assistants

  • Brian Chen
  • Brian Smith
  • Akhil Pai

Postdoctoral Researchers

  • Jed Zaretzki

Past Members

  • Constantino Schillebeeckx, Photographer (2011-2012, Programmer)
  • CJ Carey, PhD Student at University of Massachusetts Amherst (2010-2011, Masters Student)

 

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About Me

I am a professor in the Laboratory and Genomic Medicine Division at Washington University in St Louis. My research focuses using computational methods to discover new drugs and new uses for known drugs.

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  • Statistics for Clinical Pathology Residents
  • A New Bargain for Drug Approvals
  • New Post Doc: Jed Zaretzki
  • The Current Group
  • Currently Accepting Graduate Students!

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