National Institutes of Health (R35)
‘Characterizing the full spectrum of genomic variation in biomedically-relevant primates’. 2023–2028
National Science Foundation (CAREER)
‘Characterizing the rates and patterns of mutation and recombination in Old and New World monkeys’. 2021–2026
National Science Foundation
‘The Arizona Federated Open Research Computing Enclave (AFORCE), an Advanced Computing Platform for Science, Engineering, and Health’ (together with: D. Jennewein, M. Brazil, G. Speyer, S. Jayasuriya). 2021–2024
Centennial Professorship Award
In recognition of engaged scholarship, leadership, community service, and exemplary student-centered practices. 2021
National Institutes of Health (P01)
‘Immunologic and virologic determinants of congenital cytomegalovirus transmission and disease in rhesus monkeys’ (together with: S. Permar, T. Kowalik, K. Frueh, A. Kaur, P. Barry, J. Jensen). 2019–2024
CNPRC Pilot Research Program
‘Characterizing the sex-specific mutation rate in titi monkeys (Callicebus cupreus)’. 2019–2020
HHMI SEA-PHAGES
To set up a year-long course-based undergraduate research experience (CURE) in which undergraduate STEM majors actively engage in research to discover, isolate, and computationally analyse bacteria infecting viruses. 2019–2024
Center for Evolution & Medicine
‘Non-human primate models – novel insights into evolution and medicine’ workshop (together with: A. Stone). 2019
Illumina
‘Characterizing human cytomegalovirus in a Bolivian population’ (together with: J. Jensen, T. Kowalik). 2017–2018
Women Techmaker Scholars Program. Promoting early-career women in computer science. 2017–2018
Center for Evolution & Medicine, ‘Mutation rate evolution’ workshop (together with: M. Lynch, A. Stone). 2017–2018
Center for Evolution & Medicine Venture Fund
‘The evolutionary history of cytomegalovirus infection in native American populations’ (together with: J. Jensen, B. Trumble); 2017–2018
Vienna International Postdoctoral Fellowship
2013–2015
FFG Career grant
2013
EPSRC Predoctoral Fellowship
2007–2012
Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship
2010