Bill Flynn, Ph.D.
Associate Director, Single Cell Biology
I lead a multi-disciplinary team of scientists and bioinformaticians that leverages single cell and spatial 'omics technologies to interrogate molecular phenotypes of cells in isolation, in tissue, and in vitro using cutting-edge technologies.
A former physicist turned molecular and cellular biology core facility leader, I lead a multi-disciplinary team of scientists and bioinformaticians that leverages single cell and spatial 'omics technologies to interrogate molecular phenotypes of cells in isolation, in tissue, and in vitro using cutting-edge technologies. I am passionate about data analysis & visualization, high performance computing, and understanding emergent phenomena at single cell resolution.
Education and experience
Education
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Ph.D., physics
Adv: R.M. Levy
2010-2017
American University
B.S., physics, mathematics
2006-2010
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Research HighlightJuly 19, 2023JAX team contributes to the Human BioMolecular Atlas Program
Paul Robson is leading a JAX team as part of the Human BioMolecular Atlas Program. A new paper in Nature Cell Biology presents the work done to date to establish the program’s frameworks as well as future steps.