Team | Claussnitzer Lab

Institute Member & Co-Director, Type 2 Diabetes Systems Genomics Initiative, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Associate Director, Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Genomic Mechanisms of Disease at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Weissman Davis and Titlebaum Family MGH Research Scholar 2024-2029, Center for Genomic Medicine, Endocrine Division Massachusetts General Hospital

Melina Claussnitzer
Research Scientist I

Timothy Audam
Research Scientist II

Thiago Batista
Research Associate II

Raghav Bhardwaj
Postdoctoral Associate

Beth Burton
Postdoctoral Associate

Felipe Rodolfo Camargo dos Santos
Computational Associate I

Young Beum (Ryan) Cho
Laboratory Manager, T2DSGI

Thom Cleland
Senior Computational Scientist I

Hesam Dashti
Postdoctoral Associate

Sanchari Datta
Research Associate II

Renee Gibson
Postdoctoral Associate

Yi Huang
Postdoctoral Associate at The Broad Institute

Rama Kaalia
Visiting Graduate Student (Home Institution: Technical University of Munich, Germany)

Phil Kubitz
Research Scientist II

Jelmer Lindeboom
Postdoctoral Associate

Adam Maynard
Postdoctoral Researcher

Sophia Metz
Research Associate I

Bellis Min
Associate Computational Biologist I

Mayank Murali
Research Associate I

Nivedita Nambrath
Research Scientist II

Joaquin Pérez-Schindler
Research Associate I

Ben Schmandt
Research Laboratory Manager, CGM at Mass General Hospital

Visiting Researcher, The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Bandana Sharma
Postdoctoral Scholar

Nicole Stuhr
Associated Researcher

Sunita Virk Singh Poma
Postdoctoral Researcher

Ke Zhang
Postdoctoral Associate

Qianbin (Winnie) Zhang

Join us!

The Claussnitzer lab is seeking two postdoctoral associates to join their Variant-to-Function (V2F) team.

These individuals will play an essential role in the team's efforts to advance the translation of metabolic diseases genetics into an understanding of underlying molecular and cellular disease mechanisms and identification of actionable therapeutic hypotheses.

So, if you are interested in helping to further our research efforts, please apply to position one and/or postdoc position two.