Emma Dann





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**Emma Dann**
Postdoctoral fellow  
[Stanford University](https://med.stanford.edu/genetics.html) & [Gladstone Institutes](https://gladstone.org/index.php/science/genomic-immunology-institute)  
emmadann [at] stanford [dot] edu    

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<h2>About</h2>

I'm a computational biologists interested in understanding how genetic and cellular variation shape human complex traits and disease. I am an EMBO and Helen Hay Whitney post-doctoral fellow in the [Pritchard Lab](https://web.stanford.edu/group/pritchardlab/home.html) at Stanford University and a visiting fellow in the [Marson Lab](https://www.marsonlab.org/) at the Gladstone Institutes. 

Previously, I obtained my PhD at the University of Cambridge, working between the groups of [Sarah Teichmann](http://www.teichlab.org/) at the Wellcome Sanger Institute and [John Marioni](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/research/marioni) at the EMBL European Bioinformatics Institute. My PhD research focused on quantifying differences between biological conditions in single-cell genomics data, optimizing the use of cell atlases, and characterizing disease-related cell states, with a focus on tissue immunology. 

My work relies on open science, sharing of resources and know-how. I am part of the core team of the [scverse consortium](https://scverse.org/) of foundational tools for analysis of omics data in life sciences, where I work on community outreach and events. 

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publications
CV <https://emdann.github.io/_static/Dann-cv.pdf>