Research Interests: Metabolomics, Computational analysis and Software development, Multi-Omics and Integrative analysis. 

Research interests: focuses on the human gut microbiome,  involved in multiple multiomic projects investigating how physiological systems through the human body interact across different lifestyles and health states. Research involving wet and dry lab aspects of multiomics analyses, and two coronavirus research projects including handling of positive SARS-COV-2 samples.

Research Interests: Nutrition, Microbiome, Epigenome, Multi-omics, Fertility, Precision Medicine

Research interest: Molecular, chemical, and genome biologist elucidating the functional role of repetitive DNA sequences. 

Molecular, chemical, and genome biologist elucidating the functional role of repetitive DNA sequences. This work will guide the design of a new class of therapeutics and diagnostics for human disease.

Research interests: Dr. Ariel Ganz is a postdoctoral fellow in the Snyder Lab studying effective strategies for mental health and thriving. Her current research focus is on the biology of depression and depression recovery, as well identifying effective strategies to improve mental and physical well-being. More  Dr. Ganz received her PhD in Molecular Nutrition with a focus on Precision Health, nutrigenetics, and vitamin metabolism from Cornell University under the mentorship of Dr. Marie Caudill and Dr. Patrick Stover. 

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Research interest:  Cancer immunotherapy.

Dr. Tuhin Guha is a postdoctoral research fellow in the Snyder lab, where he is using highly multiplexed imaging modalities, such as CODEX and Nanostring to understand the precancer/tumor microenvironment from Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP)  More patient samples. His doctoral work involved biochemical characterization of DNA cutting enzymes (Meganuclease) and designing ‘on/off’ switch for temporal regulation of ‘molecular scissors’ for efficient genome editing. Previous postdoctoral training involved modified CRISPR-Cas system for increasing the efficiency of gene editing in mammalian cells/Xenopus embryos and alternative gene therapy approach to treat various muscle disorders using the diseased mouse models.

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Dr. Hirotaka Ieki is a physician-scientist specializing in cardiovascular disease. He has completed an internal medicine residency and is a board-certified cardiologist with 10 years of clinical experience in Japan. His research focuses on genomics in cardiovascular disease and machine learning.
  More Dr. Ieki joined Snyder lab in 2023. His project is realizing precision medicine in heart disease by combining genome, omics, and wearable big data using statistical and machine learning techniques.

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Research interests: Linda  is interested in how immune functions work as a system in response to vaccination/infection. Her current study explores how cardiorespiratory fitness affects immune cell populations, T cell and antibody repertoire diversity, and humoral immune responses post-influenza vaccination.

Research interest:  gut microbiome in cardiovascular disease.

Research Interests: Bioinformatics, Precision Health, Precision Medicine, Longitudinal Data, Multi-Omics, Wearables Sensors, Space Biology, Systems Biology.

Bio: Tejaswini’s research interests lie at the intersection of biomedical research,  More precision medicine, and bioinformatics.  She previously led the Snyder lab arm of the NASA Twins Study, and currently leads the iPOP, hPOP and COVID-19 Wearables studies within the lab. Her work revolves around using longitudinal biomedical data (omics and wearables) to understand physiological variation across individuals, to establish personal healthy molecular profiles, to study individual metabolic dysregulation patterns, and to identify changes associated with lifestyle, illness, and space travel (NASA Twins Study), with the ultimate goal of predicting diseases early and using personalized medicine to manage health.

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Research interests:focuses on multi-omics and epigenomics of aging and rejuvenation at Sebastiano Lab (Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine) and Snyder Lab (Department of Genetics).

Bio: Mahdi Moqri, PhD is an NLM Postdoctoral Fellow in Biomedical Informatics as well as an academic graduate student at Stanford. He served as an Assistant Professor of Information Systems at Iowa State University, developing large-scale machine learning models for predicting patients’ outcomes, before joining Stanford.