Lab mailing list
You can reach the entire lab at ged@lists.idyll.org.
Lab Press
We're occasionally discussed by other people.
Lab Sports
The official lab sports are Ultimate Frisbee and squash. Occasionally lab members choose to play less refined sports, but that is their own problem.
Lab members
(Jan 2012)
| C. Titus Brown | Asst. Professor |
| Chris Adami | Professor (MMG) -- honorary co-located labbie |
| Kanchan Pavangadkar | Post-doctoral researcher |
| Adina Chuang | Post-doctoral researcher (w/Tiedje Lab) |
| Arend Hintze | Post-doctoral researcher (w/Adami Lab) |
| Alexis Pyrkosz | Post-doctoral researcher (w/Cheng Lab) |
| Eric McDonald | Staff Scientist/Software Engineer |
| Peggy Wolf | Technician |
| Elijah Lowe | PhD student (CSE) |
| Qingpeng Zhang | PhD student (CSE) |
| Likit Preeyanon | PhD student (MMG) |
| Jiarong Guo | PhD Student (MMG; w/Tiedje Lab) |
| Jason Pell | PhD Student (CSE) |
| Tim Brom | PhD Student (CSE) |
| Tamer Mansour | PhD Student (MMG; w/Schutte Lab) |
| Brittney Grzesiak | Undergraduate researcher |
Emeritus members
| Rose Canino-Koning | MS Student (CSE) |
| Tasneem Pierce | Lab manager and undergraduate researcher |
| Eden Tekleab | MS student (CSE) |
| Kaben Nanlohy | Research Associate(w/Li Lab) |
| Owen Pierce | Undergraduate Researcher |
| Alex Nolley | Undergraduate Researcher |
Affiliated MSU programs
Titus Brown is an assistant professor in the departments of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Microbiology and Molecular Genetics (MMG). We welcome students and collaborators from pretty much any program, however.
The GED lab shares interests with the Quantitative Biology Initiative (QBMI), the Gene Expression in Development and Disease Focus Group, and the Neuroscience Program. We are also part of the BEACON NSF Science and Technology Center for the study of evolution in action.
Lab policies
Other than the usual Golden Rule derivatives ("don't treat other people badly"), there are is only one up-front policy: all students doing computational work under Dr. Brown's supervision will be expected to release their source code under an MSU-approved open source license prior to publication or graduation, whichever comes first.