Research

Our Research Team utilizes a wide range of expertise to conduct innovative research at an unprecedented scale and level of complexity. Each of the groups below plays an essential role in supporting our mission of making new genetic discoveries possible.

Genomics R&D

Made up of computational biologists, statistical geneticists, and bioinformaticians, this group is responsible for maintaining and improving our core methods for making genetic discoveries. These methods are the basis for all scientific efforts across the company, from supporting new features in our product to identifying drug target candidates for our Therapeutics division. Our statistical expertise, combined with what is one of the largest genomic datasets in the world, has made 23andMe a leader in studying human traits and diseases.

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  • Joyce Tung, Joyce Tung, PhD Vice President, Research

    Joyce Tung

    Joyce Tung,

    Joyce Tung, PhD

    Vice President, Research
    Joyce joined 23andMe in 2007 and leads the 23andMe research team, which is responsible for consumer health and ancestry research and development, academic and industry collaborations, computational analyses for therapeutics, and new research methods and tools development. While a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University, Joyce studied the genetics of mouse and human pigmentation. She earned her PhD in Genetics from the University of California, San Francisco where she was a National Science Foundation graduate research fellow.
  • David Hinds, David Hinds, PhD Research Fellow, Statistical Genetics

    David Hinds

    David Hinds,

    David Hinds, PhD

    Research Fellow, Statistical Genetics
    David joined 23andMe in 2009. He leads the 23andMe statistical genetics group and works on understanding the role of genetics in disease and complex traits. Prior to 23andMe, he spent nine years at Perlegen Sciences as lead analyst for the company’s genome-wide polymorphism discovery projects and contributed to the International HapMap Project. David earned his PhD in Structural Biology from Stanford University having received a Howard Hughes Medical Institute predoctoral fellowship.
  • Adam Auton, Adam Auton, DPhil Principal Scientist, Statistical Genetics

    Adam Auton

    Adam Auton,

    Adam Auton, DPhil

    Principal Scientist, Statistical Genetics
    Adam joined 23andMe in 2015. He manages a group within the Research team with a focus on statistical and population genetics. Before joining 23andMe Adam was an assistant professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where he studied genetic variation in global human populations, and held a central role within the 1000 Genomes Project. Adam earned his DPhil in statistics from Oxford University, before completing his post-doctoral training at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics at Oxford, and Cornell University.
  • Robert Bell, Robert Bell, MBA Senior Scientist II, Bioinformatics

    Robert Bell

    Robert Bell,

    Robert Bell, MBA

    Senior Scientist II, Bioinformatics
    Robert joined 23andMe in 2013. He develops software and methods to support the company’s research platform with the goal of connecting association test findings with the underlying biology. Prior to 23andMe, Robert worked in quantitative portfolio management and software development at Axa Rosenberg Investment Management LLC. He received an MBA from University of California, Berkeley.
  • Pierre Fontanillas, Pierre Fontanillas, PhD Senior Statistical Geneticist

    Pierre Fontanillas

    Pierre Fontanillas,

    Pierre Fontanillas, PhD

    Senior Statistical Geneticist
    Pierre joined 23andMe in 2015 and works on understanding the genetic architecture of complex traits. He is responsible for supporting academic and commercial collaborations, and 23andMe therapeutic discovery efforts. Previously, he was a Research Scientist at Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT where he was actively involved in International Sequencing Consortia, and he analyzed the contribution of rare and common genetics variants to metabolic diseases — type 2 diabetes, lipids, obesity, and cardiovascular diseases. Pierre earned his PhD in Ecology and Evolution from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland.
  • Suyash S. Shringarpure, Suyash S. Shringarpure, PhD Senior Scientist, Statistical Genetics

    Suyash S. Shringarpure

    Suyash S. Shringarpure,

    Suyash S. Shringarpure, PhD

    Senior Scientist, Statistical Genetics
    Suyash joined 23andMe in 2016 and works on developing machine learning and statistical methods for analyzing 23andMe’s large genomic and phenotypic dataset. Previously, he was a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University where he developed methods for studying ancestry and genomic privacy. Suyash earned his PhD in Machine Learning from Carnegie Mellon University.
  • Xin Wang, Xin Wang, PhD Senior Scientist I, Statistical Genetics

    Xin Wang

    Xin Wang,

    Xin Wang, PhD

    Senior Scientist I, Statistical Genetics
    Xin joined 23andMe in 2017 as a research scientist with the statistical genetics team, working on 23andMe research efforts and collaborating with the therapeutics group. Previously, her research focused on genetic diversity and complex traits in yeast populations, and she worked as a product development scientist at Counsyl with expertise in computational biology methods and next generation sequencing data analysis. Xin earned her PhD in Molecular Biology from Princeton University.
  • Sahar Mozaffari, Sahar Mozaffari, PhD Scientist, Computational Biology

    Sahar Mozaffari

    Sahar Mozaffari,

    Sahar Mozaffari, PhD

    Scientist, Computational Biology
    Sahar joined 23andMe in 2018. She is involved in finding eQTLs (expression Quantitative Trait Loci) in different gene expression datasets, currently Geuvadis, DICE, and DGN for the 23andMe Therapeutics Department. She received the F31 Ruth Kirschtein NRSA Award while completing her PhD in Genetics from the University of Chicago.
  • Keng-Han Lin, Keng-Han Lin, PhD Scientist II, Genomics R&D

    Keng-Han Lin

    Keng-Han Lin,

    Keng-Han Lin, PhD

    Scientist II, Genomics R&D
    Keng-Han joined 23andMe in 2016 and works on developing statistical tools for data analysis and supporting the therapeutics group. Previously, his research focused on developing statistical association tests in family-based design. Keng-Han earned his PhD in Biostatistics from the University of Michigan.
  • Yunxuan Jiang, Yunxuan Jiang, PhD Scientist II, Statistical Genetics

    Yunxuan Jiang

    Yunxuan Jiang,

    Yunxuan Jiang, PhD

    Scientist II, Statistical Genetics
    Yunxuan joined 23andMe in 2017. She is responsible for developing and implementing statistical methods to get insights from 23andMe’s genetic database. She received her M.S. and Ph.D. in Biostatistics from Emory University, where her research focused on developing statistical methods for next generation sequencing studies.
  • Priyanka Nandakumar, Priyanka Nandakumar, PhD Scientist, Statistical Genetics

    Priyanka Nandakumar

    Priyanka Nandakumar,

    Priyanka Nandakumar, PhD

    Scientist, Statistical Genetics
    Priyanka joined 23andMe in 2018. Previously, she completed her PhD at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Human Genetics, where she primarily worked on analyses of sequence variants involved in blood pressure.
  • Jing Shi, Jing Shi, PhD Scientist, Statistical Genetics

    Jing Shi

    Jing Shi,

    Jing Shi, PhD

    Scientist, Statistical Genetics
    Jing joined 23andMe in 2018. He helps develop and conduct statistical and genetic analyses using 23andMe’s large complex phenotypic and genotypic data to find genes associated with disease in populations of various ancestries. Jing received his PhD from University of Michigan. He received the Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship for his thesis work on modeling the heterogeneous effects in genetic association studies to improve testing power.
  • Wei Wang, Wei Wang, PhD Scientist, Statistical Genetics

    Wei Wang

    Wei Wang,

    Wei Wang, PhD

    Scientist, Statistical Genetics
    Wei joined 23andMe in 2018 and is responsible for developing and implementing statistical and machine learning methods for analyzing 23andMe’s genomic and phenotypic data. Prior to 23andMe, Wei received his PhD in Statistics from the University of Chicago, where his research focused on statistical methods on dimension reduction, graphical model and predictive model.
  • Karl Heilbron, Karl Heilbron, PhD Postdoctoral Computational Biologist

    Karl Heilbron

    Karl Heilbron,

    Karl Heilbron, PhD

    Postdoctoral Computational Biologist
    Karl joined 23andMe in 2016 and is dedicated to studying Parkinson’s disease using the vast amounts of genetic and trait data in the 23andMe database. Before 23andMe, he completed his PhD in Zoology at the University of Oxford where he performed experimental evolution in populations of hypermutator bacteria and followed the genomic changes that allowed these populations to adapt to novel environments.
  • Barry Hicks, Barry Hicks, MS Scientist II, Bioinformatics

    Barry Hicks

    Barry Hicks,

    Barry Hicks, MS

    Scientist II, Bioinformatics
    Barry joined 23andMe in 2017. He provides broad bioinformatics support for research analysts, including developing tools, sourcing datasets, and training and documentation. Prior to joining 23andMe, he was a Software Engineer at Human Longevity where he developed tools for analysis of whole genome sequence data. Barry earned his Master of Science in Computer Engineering from Santa Clara University.
  • Sayantan Das, Sayantan Das, Bioinformaticist

    Sayantan Das

    Sayantan Das,

    Sayantan Das,

    Bioinformaticist
    Sayantan joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2018!
  • Teresa Filshtein Sonmez, Teresa Filshtein Sonmez, Biostatistician

    Teresa Filshtein Sonmez

    Teresa Filshtein Sonmez,

    Teresa Filshtein Sonmez,

    Biostatistician
    Teresa joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Gabriel Cuellar Partida, Gabriel Cuellar Partida, Scientist I, Statistical Genetics

    Gabriel Cuellar Partida

    Gabriel Cuellar Partida,

    Gabriel Cuellar Partida,

    Scientist I, Statistical Genetics

Data Collection

Genetic discoveries are not possible without phenotypic data. Our one billion data points, gathered through self-report surveys, cover a wide range of topics, from wellness and behavior, to diseases or chronic conditions. The topics of these questionnaires cover conditions that are both serious, such as cancer, and not so serious, like acne. We also ask about common conditions like heart disease, as well as rare ones like ALS. Our Data Collection Team utilizes a breadth of essential expertise — including public health, epidemiology, biostatistics, social sciences, and psychology — to ensure the quality of our phenotypic data and to support scientific endeavors across the Research Team.

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  • Matthew McIntyre, Matthew McIntyre, PhD Senior Scientist, Data Collection

    Matthew McIntyre

    Matthew McIntyre,

    Matthew McIntyre, PhD

    Senior Scientist, Data Collection
    Matthew joined 23andMe in 2013 and is responsible for ensuring the company maintains high-quality information about its research participants’ health and traits in order to conduct innovative genetic research. Previously, he completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard School of Public Health and taught anthropology at the University of Central Florida, where his research focused on hormones and child growth. Matthew earned his PhD in Anthropology and Master of Science in Epidemiology, both from Harvard University.
  • Stella Aslibekyan, Stella Aslibekyan, PhD Genetic Epidemiologist, Data Collection

    Stella Aslibekyan

    Stella Aslibekyan,

    Stella Aslibekyan, PhD

    Genetic Epidemiologist, Data Collection
    Stella joined 23andMe in 2018. She is involved in study design, data collection, and statistical analyses of 23andMe phenotypes. Previously, Stella was an associate professor of epidemiology at the University of Alabama and a principal investigator on several NIH- and foundation-supported grants, focusing on genetic and environmental factors in the etiology of cardiovascular disease. She earned her PhD in epidemiology at Brown University.
  • Liz Babalola, Liz Babalola, MPH Scientist, Data Collection

    Liz Babalola

    Liz Babalola,

    Liz Babalola, MPH

    Scientist, Data Collection
    Liz joined 23andMe in 2017 and is responsible for survey design and identifying new data collection opportunities. Prior to 23andMe, she worked at Mathematica Policy Research where she conducted evaluations of health programs aimed at improving access to and quality of services for vulnerable populations. Liz received her Masters in Public Health from Brown University.
  • Devika Dhamija, Devika Dhamija, PhD Scientist, Data Collection

    Devika Dhamija

    Devika Dhamija,

    Devika Dhamija, PhD

    Scientist, Data Collection
    Devika joined 23andMe in 2017 and is responsible for maintaining and advancing tools for phenotypic data collection at 23andMe. Before joining 23andMe, Devika earned her PhD in Brain and Cognitive Sciences from the University of Southern California where she studied the genetic and environmental underpinnings of externalizing behaviors in twins.
  • Catherine Weldon Catherine Weldon Associate Scientist, Data Collection

    Catherine Weldon

    Catherine Weldon

    Catherine Weldon

    Associate Scientist, Data Collection
    Catherine joined 23andMe in 2013 and primarily assists in the creation, implementation, and testing of 23andMe surveys. Before joining 23andMe, she was involved in research focused on the ethical, legal, and social issues surrounding genomics research and personalized medicine at the University of California, Santa Cruz and the University of California, San Francisco. Catherine earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology from the University of California, Berkeley.
  • Daniella Coker, Daniella Coker, Scientist I, Data Collection

    Daniella Coker

    Daniella Coker,

    Daniella Coker,

    Scientist I, Data Collection
    Daniella joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Lindsey Tran, Lindsey Tran, Survey Research Associate

    Lindsey Tran

    Lindsey Tran,

    Lindsey Tran,

    Survey Research Associate
    Lindsey joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Christophe Tchakouté, Christophe Tchakouté, Biostatistician

    Christophe Tchakouté

    Christophe Tchakouté,

    Christophe Tchakouté,

    Biostatistician

Populations & Participant Advocacy

Respecting our research participants is our highest priority. Our Research Ethics and Policy Team addresses a range of issues connected to our ground-breaking research program, including informed consent, recruitment, privacy, and data sharing and management. Over 80% of our customers provide consent to participate in research, and we evaluate new forms of research recruitment based on genetic and phenotype data, focusing on proper handling of potentially sensitive data and ensuring that research participation minimizes harm and maximizes potential benefits. We also enact policies around data handling and sharing that are designed to maximize the impact of our massive research database while ensuring the privacy of our research participants.

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  • Sarah Elson, Sarah Elson, PhD Senior Program Manager II, Senior Scientist

    Sarah Elson

    Sarah Elson,

    Sarah Elson, PhD

    Senior Program Manager II, Senior Scientist
    Sarah joined 23andMe in 2013 and is responsible for research policy and other program management functions within the research team. Previously, Sarah was the research program manager for the Athena Breast Health Network, a University of California initiative in breast cancer prevention and care. She also worked as a science writer and patent agent at Exelixis, Inc. Sarah earned her PhD in biomedical sciences from the University of California, San Francisco, where she was a National Science Foundation graduate research fellow.
  • Pooja Gandhi, Pooja Gandhi, EdD Senior Regulatory Scientist

    Pooja Gandhi

    Pooja Gandhi,

    Pooja Gandhi, EdD

    Senior Regulatory Scientist
    Pooja joined 23andMe in 2015 and is responsible for IRB compliance and regulation enforcement of multiple research projects. In addition, she manages various IRB submissions. Prior to 23andMe, Pooja was a program manager for human genetic research studies at the University of Pittsburgh where she oversaw a number of initiatives including the 3D Facial Norms Project for NIDCR’s FaceBase Consortium which generates data in support of advancing research into craniofacial development and malformation. She earned her EdD in Administrative and Policy Studies from the University of Pittsburgh as well as a Master’s in Education from the University of Cincinnati and a Master’s in Science from the University of Mumbai.
  • Emily Bullis, Emily Bullis, MA Associate Regulatory Scientist

    Emily Bullis

    Emily Bullis,

    Emily Bullis, MA

    Associate Regulatory Scientist
    Emily joined 23andMe in 2018. She is responsible for regulatory compliance and ethical conduct of 23andMe’s Research studies and collaborations. Before 23andMe, she interned at NHGRI in the Department of Policy, Communications and Education. She graudated with an MA in Bioethics and Science Policy from Duke University where she was also a graduate student researcher studying the interaction between SES, self-reported race/ethnicity, and candidate gene number in probands who present with unexplained medical conditions
  • Johnathan Bowes, Johnathan Bowes, Associate Scientist, Research Policy

    Johnathan Bowes

    Johnathan Bowes,

    Johnathan Bowes,

    Associate Scientist, Research Policy
    Johnathan joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Trung Le, Trung Le, Research Associate

    Trung Le

    Trung Le,

    Trung Le,

    Research Associate
    Trung joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Joanna Mountain, Joanna Mountain, Sr. Director, Research

    Joanna Mountain

    Joanna Mountain,

    Joanna Mountain,

    Sr. Director, Research
  • Steven Micheletti, Steven Micheletti, Scientist II, Population Genetics

    Steven Micheletti

    Steven Micheletti,

    Steven Micheletti,

    Scientist II, Population Genetics
  • Éadaoin Harvey, Éadaoin Harvey, Postdoctoral Researcher, Ancestry Research

    Éadaoin Harvey

    Éadaoin Harvey,

    Éadaoin Harvey,

    Postdoctoral Researcher, Ancestry Research
  • Alison Fitch, Alison Fitch, Research Associate, Research Ethics

    Alison Fitch

    Alison Fitch,

    Alison Fitch,

    Research Associate, Research Ethics

Program Management & Operations

At 23andMe, we are redefining the field of human genetics by conducting research studies at an unprecedented scale and level of complexity. We are always dreaming up new ways to innovate, such as enabling people to participate in studies from the convenience of their phones, asking research participants to self-administer a well-established pain endurance test, and recruiting tens of thousands of research participants at breakneck speeds. These projects involve teams from across 23andMe and sometimes involve academic collaborators, industry partners, and non-profit and government funding agencies.

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  • Carrie Northover, Carrie Northover, PhD Director, Research Services

    Carrie Northover

    Carrie Northover,

    Carrie Northover, PhD

    Director, Research Services
    Carrie joined 23andMe in 2013 and leads the Project Management group within the Research team. The group is responsible for executing 23andMe research-related partnerships. Prior to 23andMe, Carrie held IP licensing and contracting positions at UCSF and Genentech. She earned her PhD in Biological Sciences from Stanford University.
  • Anna Faaborg, Anna Faaborg, MS Director of Program Management

    Anna Faaborg

    Anna Faaborg,

    Anna Faaborg, MS

    Director of Program Management
    Anna joined 23andMe in 2013 and leads a team of project managers responsible for execution of longitudinal research studies. These studies actively recruit participants with specific conditions, such as lupus, with the goals of uncovering the genetic factors contributing to disease risk, severity, and response to treatments. Previously, she was a project manager at Genentech, where she managed execution of biomarker plans for oncology clinical trials. Anna received a Master’s degree in Genetics and Development from Columbia University.
  • Paul Cannon, Paul Cannon, PhD Parkinson's Disease Program Manager

    Paul Cannon

    Paul Cannon,

    Paul Cannon, PhD

    Parkinson's Disease Program Manager
    Paul joined 23andMe in 2014 to lead the Parkinson’s disease community. In this role, he aims to increase understanding of the biology of Parkinson’s disease with the ultimate goal of finding therapeutic approaches that can slow or stop disease progression. He has over twenty years experience in pharmaceutical research and development, where he held diverse positions including leading Roche Palo Alto’s CNS drug discovery group. Paul received his PhD in Medical Sciences from the University of Calgary.
  • Shirin Fuller Shirin Fuller Manager, Research Project Management

    Shirin Fuller

    Shirin Fuller

    Shirin Fuller

    Manager, Research Project Management
    Shirin joined 23andMe in 2015 and is primarily responsible for ensuring that research community enrollment, participation, and project goals are met through cross-functional collaboration. In addition, she is the project manager for the IBD and lupus studies. Prior to 23andMe, she served as purification lead for developing antibody manufacturing processes for therapeutic candidates to support Phase I-III clinical trials at Genentech. Shirin received her Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering from the University of California, Berkeley.
  • Liz Noblin, Liz Noblin, PhD Senior Research Project Manager

    Liz Noblin

    Liz Noblin,

    Liz Noblin, PhD

    Senior Research Project Manager
    Liz joined 23andMe in 2017 and is responsible for managing academic collaborations and industry partnerships. Previously, she was a senior scientist at twoXAR, an artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery startup, where she managed science communication and supported academic and industry partnerships. Liz was a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford where she studied cross-talk between epigenetics and metabolism, and earned her PhD in Genetics studying mitochondrial signaling and aging at Yale.
  • Helen Rowbotham, Helen Rowbotham, Senior Research Project Manager

    Helen Rowbotham

    Helen Rowbotham,

    Helen Rowbotham,

    Senior Research Project Manager
    Helen joined 23andMe in 2013 and serves as a participant liaison for the company’s disease cohorts. In this role, she coordinates, develops, and implements engagement, recruitment, and enrollment strategies. Previously, she worked as a research associate in a neuroscience lab, investigating mechanisms underlying neurodegeneration. Helen received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Stanford University.
  • Meghan Moreno, Meghan Moreno, Senior Research Project Manager I

    Meghan Moreno

    Meghan Moreno,

    Meghan Moreno,

    Senior Research Project Manager I
    Meghan joined 23andMe in 2011 and works on disease research initiatives as well as genetic ancestry research. Additionally, she works with the 23andMe Institutional Review Board (IRB) to ensure the rights of research participants are protected. Prior to 23andMe, Meghan spent two years with the National Institutes of Health in Phoenix, AZ studying genetic components of diabetes and obesity in Pima Indians. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology from Stanford University.
  • Jey McCreight, Jey McCreight, PhD Senior Program Manager I, Science Communication

    Jey McCreight

    Jey McCreight,

    Jey McCreight, PhD

    Senior Program Manager I, Science Communication
    Jey joined 23andMe in 2017. They communicate our research studies to broader scientific audiences via social media and blog posts and oversee our conference attendance strategy. Previously they ran a science blog and gave 50+ lectures on genetics and evolution for the general public. Jey earned their PhD in Genome Sciences from the University of Washington, where they studied the evolution of microRNA in primates and was a National Science Foundation graduate research fellow.
  • Anjali Shastri, Anjali Shastri, PhD Senior Program Manager I

    Anjali Shastri

    Anjali Shastri,

    Anjali Shastri, PhD

    Senior Program Manager I
    Anjali joined 23andMe in 2017. She spearheads efforts to diversify 23andMe’s reference data and manages internal projects and collaborations with academic and indsutry partners. Previously she worked at the U.S. Department of State, Department of Health and Human Services, and the National Academy of Sciences, advancing science-based policies and coordinating global health projects. Anjali received her PhD in Immunology from Stanford University were she was a Diversifying Academia and Recruiting Excellence fellow and National Science Foundation graduate research fellow.
  • Rose Eckert Rose Eckert Senior Program Manager II

    Rose Eckert

    Rose Eckert

    Rose Eckert

    Senior Program Manager II
    Rose joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2018!
  • Madeleine Schloetter, Madeleine Schloetter, Associate Research Project Manager

    Madeleine Schloetter

    Madeleine Schloetter,

    Madeleine Schloetter,

    Associate Research Project Manager
    Madeleine joined 23andMe in 2016 and serves as a participant liaison for our Disease Communities, screening and enrolling participants, and providing support in executing and managing our research communities, with focus on our Parkinson’s research initiative. Prior to 23andMe, Madeleine was a student research assistant at the UC Davis MIND Institute working on NIH funded studies with children diagnosed with Fragile X syndrome and Down syndrome. Madeleine earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biotechnology from the University of California, Davis.
  • Aaron Petrakovitz, Aaron Petrakovitz, Senior Research Associate

    Aaron Petrakovitz

    Aaron Petrakovitz,

    Aaron Petrakovitz,

    Senior Research Associate
    Aaron joined 23andMe in 2017. He supports the launch, execution, and management of our disease initiatives and research communities, as well as our Publication Dataset Access Program. Previously, he worked as a research associate in a preclinical contract research lab where he was in charge of the planning, documentation, and execution of a variety of research projects, using a range of models from rodents to rabbits. Aaron earned his Bachelor’s of Science in Biology with an emphasis in Biomedical Science from Santa Clara University.
  • Chelsea Ye, Chelsea Ye, Senior Research Associate

    Chelsea Ye

    Chelsea Ye,

    Chelsea Ye,

    Senior Research Associate
    Chelsea joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Eli Chanoff, Eli Chanoff, Research Associate

    Eli Chanoff

    Eli Chanoff,

    Eli Chanoff,

    Research Associate
    Eli joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Katelyn Kukar, Katelyn Kukar,

    Katelyn Kukar

    Katelyn Kukar,

    Katelyn Kukar,


    Katelyn joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2018!
  • Maya Lowe, Maya Lowe, Research Associate

    Maya Lowe

    Maya Lowe,

    Maya Lowe,

    Research Associate
    Maya joined 23andMe in 2018!
  • Vikram Satyan, Vikram Satyan, Research Associate

    Vikram Satyan

    Vikram Satyan,

    Vikram Satyan,

    Research Associate
    Vikram joined 23andMe in 2019!
  • Morgan Schumacher, Morgan Schumacher, Research Team Coordinator

    Morgan Schumacher

    Morgan Schumacher,

    Morgan Schumacher,

    Research Team Coordinator
    Morgan joined the 23andMe Research Team in 2019!
  • Corrina Wong, Corrina Wong, Research Associate

    Corrina Wong

    Corrina Wong,

    Corrina Wong,

    Research Associate

Our Commitment to Unbiased Research

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