Session Chair Profile

Ph.D., Professor of Medicine and Human Genetics, UCLA

Biography
Dr. Spellman works at the boundaries of basic discovery and implementation science for cancer precision medicine. He broadly collaborates to develop and deploy new analytic approaches to improve outcomes for patients with, or at high risk for, cancer. Prior to joining UCLA Dr. Spellman was Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics at Oregon Health Science University and a Special Assistant to the Deputy Director of the NCI.


 Session Abstract – PMWC 2024 Silicon Valley

Track 4 - January 26 9.00 A.M.-3.00 P.M.


Track Chair: Stacey Gabriel, Broad Institute and Steve Turner, PacBio

  • New Frontiers in Genomic Analysis & Interpretation (PANEL)
    - Robert Sebra, ISMMS
  • From Potential to Reality: Bringing Nanopore Sequencing to Clinical Practice (PANEL)
    Chair: Emma Stanton, Oxford Nanopore Tech
  • Population Sequencing at Scale: Impact and Future Path of Genomic Programs (PANEL)
    Chair: Stacey Gabriel, Broad Institute
    - Heidi Rehm, MGH
    - Cindy Lawley, Olink
    - John M. Gaziano, Million Veterans Program (MVP)
  • The Economic Perspective on Genomics (PANEL)
    Chair: Paul Spellman, UCLA
    - Walter Kowtoniuk, Third Rock Ventures
  • Building Bridges: Precision Medicine Communities
    - Kumar Prashant, Karkinos

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