Princeton University
The Akey Lab is located in the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics at Princeton University. Here you can find information about current research projects, present and past members of the lab, publications, and obtain software and supplementary data related to our work.
We are broadly interested in applying experimental, computational, and theoretical approaches to better understand the biology and evolution of genomes.
Our long-term goal is to address two fundamental and interrelated questions. First, what is the genetic architecture of phenotypic variation? Second, what is the mechanistic basis of evolutionary change? We are pursuing these questions in our three favorite "model" organisms: humans, dogs, and yeast.