2006

Assistant Professor Russell Schwartz, Along with a Team of Carnegie Mellon Researchers, Receives an NSF Grant to Develop New Computational Techniques for Unraveling Human Genetic History

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Assistant Professor Russell Schwartz, Along with a Team of Carnegie Mellon Researchers, Receives an NSF Grant to Develop New Computational Techniques for Unraveling Human Genetic History

Russell Schwartz A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University has received a three-year, $646,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to develop computational methods that will quickly identify key regions of the human genome that can be traced to prehistoric times.

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