About USF Genomics 

Our projects and degree programs integrate modern genomic approaches to understand and help develop solutions for some of the major challenges affecting global health and especially our Florida community. The USF Genomics program offers an interdisciplinary public health framework Genomics MSPH and PhD program through the USF College of Public Health, ranked within the Top 20 in the United States.  The computational and sequencing cores support the program through the provision of laboratory and computational analytical services and training for participant labs across campus. Opportunities exist for new graduate students to join well-funded research programs to study disease causes from underlying drug resistance and virulence genes in pathogenic organisms to changes of microbial communities within our bodies to the marine environment, as well as strengthen their laboratory and computational skills through the genomics core internship. The mission of the Genomics program is to foster scholars and studies that cross many boundaries of traditional scientific fields, integrating bioscience approaches in experimental and environmental research with computation biology.  

First Time users of the Core 

• Lab Personnel that would like to submit their samples to the sequencing core should create an iLab account to submit their work requests here. 

• Lab Personnel that would like assistance with computational analysis of their results from the computational core click here.

General Information

• Program Core Facilities and Resources
• The USF Genomics sequencing core is located in IDRB 316 Contact genomics@usf.edu for additional information 

• Genomics MSPH student Core Competencies and Expectations Checklist 

Jump Start Grant Application:

The Genomics Program is offering funding intended to assist new early career faculty in obtaining preliminary genomics data for grant applications. Interested applicants can apply here. 

Need Help? Questions?

For general questions, assistance with proposals, etc., submit your question/request with the USF Genomics Program Core Assistance Request Form or email genomics@usf.edu.

Stories from Students and Faculty with the Program

• Study finds Rwandan genocide chemically modified the DNA of victims and victims' offspring
• Celine Atkinson-The first genomics core intern
• Jan Dahrendorff-The first genomics PhD student and a graduate of the genomics MSPH

   

 

Upcoming Events

• USF Genomics Forum Discussion Series
• Full COPH Calendar
• Subscribe to the GHIDR and Genomics Seminar Series Calendar
• Apply to the Genomics MSPH or PhD on SOPHAS