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David C. Schwartz is the Kellett Professor of Chemistry and Genetics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, with appointments spanning genomic sciences and biotechnology. His research focuses on developing single-molecule systems for genome analysis, enabling scalable biological insights through advanced statistical and informatic methods.
- Education: B.A. (1976) from Hampshire College, Ph.D. (1985) from Columbia University
His work in genomics and computational biology has revolutionized molecular diagnostics, particularly in cancer genome architecture and personal genomics. He pioneered techniques like optical mapping and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis, advancing DNA sequencing and nanoconfinement studies. Current projects integrate fluidic devices with novel molecular labeling to tackle biological complexity.
Scientific contributions include co-authorship on foundational studies in maize genomics, protein modification systems (ubiquitin/SUMO), and biomedical imaging. His recent publications emphasize bioinformatics, genome alignment, and sequencing technologies.
- Key Awards: Kellett Professorship
He leads the Genomic Sciences Training Program, mentoring interdisciplinary research teams. His lab at 5434 Biotech Center (Madison, WI) bridges chemistry, genetics, and engineering to innovate in personal genomics and high-throughput biological analysis.
