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Ed grew up in sunny Southern California, and studied聽Bioinformatics at the University of California, San Diego聽from 2003-2007. There, he worked with聽聽exploring the evolution of genes involved in maternal-fetal genetic conflict. He next聽pursued a PhD at the Stanford University from 2007-2013, in the lab of聽. There, he discovered that ancient retroviruses were a major source of regulatory elements in the placenta, potentially facilitating the evolution of pregnancy in mammals. Caught by the transposon bug, he did a postdoc at聽the University of Utah, co-advised by聽听补苍诲听. His work revealed that endogenous retroviruses have been聽co-opted to act as regulatory elements in primate immune responses. In 2018, he joined the BioFrontiers Institute to start a research group focusing on the evolution of gene regulatory networks in human health and disease.聽In his free time, Ed enjoys cooking, hiking, skiing, and canyoneering.

Curriculum Vitae (April 2024)