Clement Lab

@University of Utah

We use cutting-edge technologies

to study the genetics and epigenetics of disease

Single-cell Technologies

We untangle complex sample heterogeneity using single-cell technologies

CRISPR Perturbation

Perturbing genomic targets allows us to connect genotypes to cellular phenotypes

Machine Learning

We use machine learning techniques to make sense of large genetic and epigenetic datasets

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September 10, 2026

Jacqui Appointed to Diabetes and Metabolism T32 Training Program

We are delighted to share that Jacqui has been appointed to the University of Utah Interdisciplinary T32 Training Program in Computational Approaches to Diabetes and Metabolism Research on September 10, 2026. This prestigious NIH-funded institutional training program brings together multidisciplin…
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September 9, 2026

Sam Appointed to Huntsman Cancer Institute ODSi T32 Training Program

Congratulations to Sam on being appointed to the NIH Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Institutional Training Grant (T32): Huntsman Cancer Institute Oncological Data Science (ODSi) Training Program on September 9, 2026! The ODSi training program prepares next-generation re…
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August 1, 2026

Clement Lab Awarded NIH R35 Grant for CRISPR Analysis Innovation

The Clement Lab has been awarded an NIH R35 grant starting August 1, 2026! Over the next five years, this funding will support our research program in creating accessible, robust, and reproducible computational and statistical tools to overcome barriers in measuring and interpreting CRISPR genome…
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