Aravinda Chakravarti

Aravinda Chakravarti
Aravinda Chakravarti
Born	6 February 1954 ; Calcutta, India
Alma mater	Indian Statistical Institute ; University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Awards	William Allan Award (2013)
	Scientific career
Fields	Genetics
Institutions	Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ; Case Western Reserve University ; University of Pittsburgh ; The Pennsylvania State University ; University of Washington
Thesis	The Utility of Linked Marker Genes in Genetic Counseling (1979)
Doctoral students	Sherri J. Bale (1984) ; Kenneth H. Buetow (1985) ; Judith A. Badner (1988) ; Susan A. Slaugenhaupt (1991) ; Tara K. Cox (1992) ; Sarah S. Washington (1993) ; Misha Angrist (1996) ; Erik Puffenberger (1996) ; Stacey (Bolk) Gabriel (1998) ; Hee-Kyung Hong (1998) ; Marc Halushka (1999) ; Audrey Lynn (1999) ; Minerva Carrasquillo (2000) ; Debra Mathews (2002)
Other notable students	Jeffrey Long (post-doc) ; Susan Halloran (post-doc) ; Viken Matossian (post-doc) ; Sarah Shaw (post-doc) ; Myriam Fornage (post-doc) ; Swapan Nath (post-doc) ; Sanober Shaik (post-doc) ; Sanghamitra SenGupta (post-doc) ; Hee-Kyung Hong (post-doc) ; Jenny McDonough (post-doc) ; Audrey Lynn (post-doc) ; Denise Yan (post-doc) ; David Cutler (post-doc) ; Minerva Carrasquillo (post-doc) ; Michael Zwick (post-doc) ; Andrew McCallion (post-doc)
Website	https://aravindachakravartilab.org

Dr. Aravinda Chakravarti (born 6 February 1954, Calcutta) is a human geneticist, an expert in computational biology and the 2008 President of the American Society of Human Genetics.^[3]^[4]

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