The Gordon Research Seminar on Genomic Instability aims to provide opportunities for early stage researchers to present and exchange new data and cutting-edge ideas. The GRS is specifically designed to allow participants to communicate freely in a setting apart from the intimidation sometimes associated with a large international conference. Attendance at the Genomic Instability GRS is a highly recommended prelude to the Genomic Instability GRC.

This meeting will highlight the influence of chromatin state and cell cycle on pathways that signal and repair of DNA double-strand breaks and damage associated with replication stress. Additionally, this GRS will feature a keynote presentation by Dr. Irene Chiolo and selected talks and posters by graduate students and post-doctoral researchers. There will also be a career panel discussion with researchers from academia and industry.