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Ever wondered what is going on inside our bodies, inside our cells? 

Each cell is a complicated 'whole new world'!

Such BIG DATA can only be explored using the power of computational biology!

Let's dive in!

Hello 👋 

My name is Gamze Bulut. I am originally from Antalya, Turkiye (Turkey). I studied Molecular Biology and Genetics at Bilkent University in Ankara.

 

  • I came to the USA in 2008 for my PhD studies at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, TX. In Dr. Lily Huang’s laboratory, I worked on Cell Biology of red blood cells and how our bodies regulate the signaling pathways required for generating the right number of erythrocytes. (2008-2015)

  • During my initial postdoctoral training I worked on cancer related mechanism of hnRNPL and Caspase 9b (2015-17). In Dr. Gary K. Owens’s laboratory at UVA, I studied perivascular plasticity and adipose tissue inflammation upon diet induced obesity. (2017-2021)

  • I worked as a Visiting Assistant Professor at William & Mary, Department of Biology and taught 'Molecular Cell Biology (BIOL 310)' and 'Diseases and Cures of the 2020s (BIOL 460)', Cell Biology Labs (BIOL 404). I also had an active research group and a huge team of Teaching Assistants. (2022-2024)

  • Currently, I am an Assistant Prof of Bioinformatics at VCU School of Life Sciences and Sustainability. I  teach BNFO 201, 301, 411, 420 etc along with my multi-omics related computational biology research efforts. 🤗🤗

Feel free to reach out to me with any questions and feedback.

Have a wonderful day 💐

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