Computational Genomics Resource Laboratory

The mission of the QB3 Computational Genomics Resource Laboratory (CGRL) is to serve as a focal point for scientists interested in comprehensive analysis of next generation sequencing data.

The CGRL ensures that campus researchers are equipped with the expertise and infrastructure required for their research programs.

By providing seminars and courses for the campus community, the CGRL affiliated researchers can learn the techniques to design and analyze genomics experiments that use next-generation sequencing technologies – specifically, the application of computational genomics to assembly, annotation, and analysis of next-generation sequence.

The CGRL will also provide one-on-one and small group research facilitation to assist researchers who may be unfamiliar with the use of standard software for the analysis of routine high-throughput genomics experiments.

The CGRL is directed by UC Berkeley Professors Brian Staskawicz and John Taylor, and is located in 238 Koshland Hall, UC Berkeley.