Christopher Gregg

Christopher Gregg is a Professor of Neurobiology and Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Utah, with affiliations in Human Genetics. His research bridges neuroscience and genomics.

Research interests include neurogenetics, epigenetics, and the interplay between genes and environment in shaping behavior. His lab explores genomic imprinting, regulatory elements in social behaviors, and cancer resistance mechanisms.

Recent publications focus on evolutionary genomics, allele-specific expression in the brain, and behavioral development linked to epigenetic regulation.

Scientific awards:

• Eppendorf Prize (2010) for work on parental brain control

Technologies developed: 3D printing, computer vision, and machine learning for high-throughput behavioral screening in mice.