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Image of Sarah Rishkoff Sarah Tishkoff Was Honored with the 2024 Vanderbilt Prize in Biomedical Science, Penn Arts & Sciences. Sarah Tishkoff was awarded the 2024 Vanderbilt Prize in Biomedical Science for her groundbreaking work on human genetic diversity and its implications for understanding and treating diseases. Citation:
" " Sarah Tishkoff's study on Genomic Analyses is featured, Penn Today Penn Today features Sarah Tishkoff's study to offer a better understanding of g
" " Sarah Tishkoff's study on Neanderthals carried genes is featured, Penn Today Penn Today highlights a study led by Sarah Tishkoff showing th
" " Studies by Dolores Albarracin, Courtney Boen, Angela Duckworth, John MacDonald, Eugenia South, Dorothy Roberts and Sarah Tishkoff are highlighted, Research at Penn Research at Penn, 2023 Edition, features the research of Dolores Albarracin (pg 50),
" " Sarah Tishkoff Performs a Genomic study and reveals Complex African demographic history, Penn Today
Sarah Tishkoff and Collaborators Receive Grant from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to Study How Genetic Ancestry Influences Health Sarah Tishkoff and Collaborators were in the news after having received a $2.7 million grant by the
National Academy of Medicine Welcomes Sarah A.Tishkoff and others as Newly Elected Members Sarah A.Tishkoff (PARC Research Associate) and Madylyn Ritchie have been elected as new members to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the highest honors in the field of health and medicine.
Sarah Tishkoff featured in Penn Today Article about Health Disparities Sarah Tishkoff (PARC Research Associate) was featured in Penn Today alongside other researchers in a commentary on race, ethnici
Sarah Tishkoff Published New Research in Genome Biology Sarah Tishkoff's (PARC Research Associate) recent paper in Genome Biology and a paper in the journal&nbs
Sarah Tishkoff featured in Penn Today linking parasitic infections and the microbiome Sarah A.
What is race? It isn’t skin color, as some young people are learning PARC Associate Sarah Tishkoff is featured on WHYY for a recent guest lecture she gave at New Jersey private school on the social construction
The disturbing return of scientific racism PARC Associate Sarah Tishkoff counters a controversial theory which claims that race-based genetic variants correlate to advances in human culture in a
Does genomics know if you’re Palestinian? Why genetic databases and ancestry testing are too white On the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s “Science
Facing up to injustice in genome science A new article in Nature mentions the need for racial and ethnic diver
Western bias in human genetic studies is ‘both scientifically damaging and unfair’ In a commentary in the journal Cell and articles in
A shared past for East Africa’s hunter-gatherers PARC researcher, Sarah Tishkoff's research Limits of long-term selection against Neandertal introgression was reported in a
Population structure of human gut bacteria in a diverse cohort from rural Tanzania and Botswana In the largest study of its kind, PARC researcher Sarah Tishkoff and co-authors investigated the gut microbiomes of people from seven ethnically diverse populations
The surprising reason why some Latin Americans have light skin PARC Associate Sarah Tishkoff offered commentary on a recent study on skin pigmentation in Latin American people in a Science artic
Seeking greater inclusivity in genomics research Sarah Tishkoff’s recent presentation at the American Society of Human Genetics meeting emphasized the important of engaging with diverse communities when studying genetics was mentioned in
Cancer Scientists Have Ignored African DNA in the Search for Cures PARC Associate, Sarah Tishkoff, was quoted in a Newsweek article about the abscence of african genes in genetics re
Sarah Tishkoff is participating in the World Science Festival Event: The Evolution of Evolution
Dorothy Roberts and Sarah Tishkoff are on the front page of the University News this week after speaking about the relationship between genetic classifications and race.
Behrman, Elo, Hannum, Tishkoff named among the inaugural recipients of the Dean’s Golbal Inquiries Fund. Behrman, Elo, Hannum, Tishkoff named among the
Sarah Tishkoff was among a group of scholars calling for an end to the use of genetic concepts of race in biological research in a Science article. Sarah Tishkoff was among a group of scholars calling for an end to the use of genetic concepts of race in biological research in a Science article.
Sarah Tishkoff recently participated in an "Ask Me Anything" chat on Reddit. Sarah Tishkoff recently participated in an "Ask Me Anything" chat on Reddit.
Sarah Tishkoff’s work on the ability to digest milk and the development of pastorialism was discussed in the Penn Almanac. Sarah Tishkoff's work on the ability to digest milk and the development of pastorialism was discussed in the Penn Almanac.
Sarah Tishkoff is part of the Penn Team that has linked "Africans’ Ability to Digest Milk to Spread of Cattle Raising." Sarah Tishkoff is part of the Penn Team that has linked "Africans’ Ability to Digest Milk to Spread of Cattle Raising."
Tishkoff in Penn In the News about genes and bitterness Sarah Tishkoff's latest genetic research published in the journal of Molecular Biology and Evolution on the ability of people to detect bitterness in food is discussed in
Sarah Tishkoff’s research on bitter flavors and taste was covered on NPR’s the salt. Sarah Tishkoff's research on bitter flavors and taste was covered on NPR's the salt.

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