Founder
CurrentClear Gene is on a mission to leave no tumor behind. We use genomics and machine learning to ensure that breast cancers are treated completely.
Please complete the CAPTCHA to continue
@stanford.edu
✓
LinkedIn matched
A concise factual answer block for searchers comparing this professional profile.
Brandon Steelman, Md is listed as Founder of Clear Gene at Clear Gene, based in Palo Alto, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at stanford.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Brandon Steelman, Md.
Brandon Steelman, Md previously worked as Founder at Clear Gene and Fellow at Royal Statistical Society. Brandon Steelman, Md holds Postdoctoral Fellow, Molecular Genetics from Stanford University School Of Medicine.
This section adds company-level context without repeating Brandon Steelman, Md's masked contact details.
AeroLeads found 1 current-domain work email signal for Brandon Steelman, Md. Compare company email patterns before reaching out.
My team and I use data science to decipher cancer genomes.In my field of cancer genomics, no complex (multianalyte) test has made a sustainable impact on clinical care outside of a commercialization pathway. As a startup, we are uniquely suited to span the entire spectrum of innovation: from fundamental advances through clinical translation and commercialization.Our multidisciplinary teams develop novel molecular assays and use data science to solve problems that were considered unsolvable with traditional statistics. We don’t believe in innovation by committee, and we don't believe we can solve complex problems by working in silos. We all code in the same language so that everyone can contribute across domains, whether you’re a biologist at the bench, a data scientist developing predictive models, or a bookkeeper building financial projections.
Listed skills include Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Pcr, Bioinformatics, and 40 others.
Company context helps verify the profile and gives searchers a useful next step.
A career timeline built from the work history available for this profile.
San Carlos, California, Us
Clear Gene is on a mission to leave no tumor behind. We use genomics and machine learning to ensure that breast cancers are treated completely.
Stanford, Ca, Us
After completing my M.D., I studied breast cancer genomics and molecular epigenetics at Stanford School of Medicine. My work helped pioneer the combination of higher-order chromatin biology and human genomics. The human genome project had given us a sequence of letters, but the genome is not linear; it has a complex three-dimensional structure. I used our emerging understanding of higher-order genome structure to investigate human diseases.I developed the first genome-wide analysis that combined chromatin structure and the population genetics. 3DAS combines 3-Dimensional genome maps with Genome-Wide Association Studies. 3DAS uncovered some really cool interactions between breast cancer genes, and we still don’t understand how genes that are far apart on a chromosome come together to regulate each other inside the nucleus. But thanks to 3DAS, we now know that this mechanism is prevalent in breast cancer, and we have a new tool to hunt them down.As a postdoc, I generated $2.3+ million in funding. My projects were supported by the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the Lucile Packard Foundation.• The NIH Transformative Research Award supports innovation that promises to transform your field and an adjacent field.• The DoD Breast Cancer Idea Award supported 3DAS.• The New Idea Grant from the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health used 3D genome maps to understand why patients with genetic deletions at one location have symptoms caused by genes at another location.These projects allowed me lead a scientific team and build collaborations with Genentech, University of Pennsylvania, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and UC Santa Cruz.Stanford also provided the opportunity to gain leadership experience outside of lab. I was elected to lead the Stanford Postdoctoral Association, and joined the Stanford School of Medicine Faculty Senate where I represented 2,000 of the nation’s most promising physicians and scientists.
Columbia, Sc, Us
• Inspired by a patient with Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathy (“Prion Diseases”), I initiated an investigation of conditions that could generate de novo misfolded proteins
Columbia, Sc, Us
• Investigated role of Junctional Adhesion Molecules (JAMs) in Sertoli cells during spermatogenesis
Spartanburg, Sc, Us
• Designed and independently executed a 4-year study of parasite-host interactions• Presented results at platform sessions during regional and international meetings• Resulted in first author publication as an undergraduate
Quick answers generated from the profile data available on this page.
Brandon Steelman, Md works for Clear Gene.
Brandon Steelman, Md is listed as Founder of Clear Gene at Clear Gene.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @stanford.edu for Brandon Steelman, Md at Clear Gene.
Brandon Steelman, Md is based in Palo Alto, California, United States while working with Clear Gene.
Brandon Steelman, Md has worked for Clear Gene, Royal Statistical Society, Stanford University School Of Medicine, Uc Davis, and University Of South Carolina, School Of Medicine.
You can use AeroLeads to view verified contact signals for Brandon Steelman, Md at Clear Gene, including work email, phone, and LinkedIn data when available.
Brandon Steelman, Md holds Postdoctoral Fellow, Molecular Genetics from Stanford University School Of Medicine.
Brandon Steelman, Md is listed with skills including Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Pcr, Bioinformatics, Assay Development, Molecular Genetics, Cell, and Leadership.
Search by job title, company, industry, location, and seniority. Export verified B2B contact data when you need it.
Start free trial Search contacts