Clement Lab
@University of Utah
We use cutting-edge technologies
to study the genetics and epigenetics of disease
We untangle complex sample heterogeneity using single-cell technologies
Perturbing genomic targets allows us to connect genotypes to cellular phenotypes
We use machine learning techniques to make sense of large genetic and epigenetic datasets
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Check out what's new in the Clement Lab.
April 16, 2026
Abhay Presents at 2026 HUB talks
We’re excited to share that Abhay was selected as one of two student presenters for this year’s DBMI Hub Talks, the annual community-wide event hosted by the University of Utah Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI). The event brings together leaders from academia and industry for an evening…
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February 9, 2026
Clement Lab Awarded UURF Interdisciplinary Seed Grant
The Clement Lab has been awarded a University of Utah Research Foundation Interdisciplinary Research Initiative seed grant in partnership with Michael Werner's lab to explore how gene regulatory elements evolve across species.
Gene regulation - the process that turns genes on and off - is fund…
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December 3, 2025
Sam passed his quals!
Sam passed his written and oral qualifying exams! Congratulations Sam, and welcome to PhD candidacy!
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