Check out Satpathy Lab’s IGVF contributions
The Satpathy Lab is part of The Impact of Genomic Variation on Function Consortium (IGVF). IGVF is funded by the NHGRI. Take a look at our contributions here.
12 March 2025
Exciting new paper in Nature Biomedical Engineering!
Read about the incredible recent work of Theo, Johnathan, Ally, Courtney, and Oliver here.
7 March 2025
Read about our recent bioRxiv paper
New bioRxiv paper out “Functional memory T cells are derived from exhausted clones and expanded by checkpoint blockade” featuring the work of lab members Colin, Pat, Andy, Saba, and Kamir. Read more here.
27 February 2025
Read our exciting new publication in Nature Genetics!
Click here to read more about the work of Tsion, Bob, and Caleb from the Satpathy Laboratory.
8 January 2025
Check out these awesome BioRxiv pre prints from the lab
“Induced B-Cell Receptor Diversity Predicts PD-1 Blockade Immunotherapy Response“ “Mapping enhancer-gene regulatory interactions from single-cell data“
Congratulations to Postdoc Dr. Theo Roth in his next steps
Dr. Theo Roth has been an integral part of the Satpathy Laboratory. As of January 1st, 2025 Dr. Roth is starting as an Assistant Professor in Pathology at Stanford, as well as an Innovation Investigator at the Arc Institute, and is opening his lab based at the Stanford Blood Center and the Arc Institute. We […]
1 January 2025
Welcoming our newest member of our Postdoc crew, Sager.
We are thrilled to welcome Sager to the Satpathy Laboratory. Sager earned his PhD in 2022 from Harvard University, working in Pardis Sabeti’s lab at the Broad Institute. His doctoral research focused on developing machine learning approaches for designing synthetic DNA regulatory elements, analyzing CRISPR screen data, and identifying signatures of adaptive evolution in human […]
14 December 2024
Cancer Discovery paper out now!
Check out new Cancer Discovery paper here featuring the work of Satpathy lab members Joy, Marie, Winnie, Kamir, Peter, and Colin.
21 November 2024
We are thrilled to welcome our newest Postdoc, Vivien
Join us in welcoming the newest addition to the Satpathy Laboratory – Vivien. Vivien pursued her PhD training in the lab of Emile Voest at the Netherlands Cancer Institute in Amsterdam, where she dissected personalized tumor immune cell interactions using patient derived tumor organoids. Next to understanding autologous T cell responses, her PhD work focused […]
5 August 2024
New publication in Immunity
Check out this new publication in Immunity here featuring the work of Satpathy Lab members Frank, Pat, Fangyi, Jacob, Colin, Julia, Bence, and Caleb.
16 July 2024