It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Lorraine Toji, Ph.D, the longest-serving employee here at Coriell Institute for Medical Research.
read moreSNJ Today reporter Nina Baratti visited the Coriell Institute for Medical Research this April to tell the story of DNA Day and Coriell’s longtime legacy in genetics and genomic science.
read moreStefan Zajic, PhD, has been recognized by a South Jersey magazine for his excellent work at Coriell.
read moreThe Coriell Institute Science Fair, the longest running fair of its kind in South Jersey, was profiled on SNJ Today, a news television station that covers South Jersey.
read moreCoriell Institute made a sizeable impact at a recent biotechnology event. Organized by the International Society for BioProcess Technology (ISBioTech) and staged over the course of three days in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the meeting was an occasion for scientists from non-profit, government and industry research organaizations to discuss emerging trends in biobanking and quality control.
read moreDr. Christman joined Coriell in 2007 and initiated the Coriell Personalized Medicine Collaborative (CPMC), which now involves more than 8,500 participants in 48 states, multiple hospital partners and numerous research collaborators.
read moreCoriell Institute's president and CEO, Dr. Michael Christman, has been acknowledged for his business acumen and contributions to New Jersey industry.
read moreResearch conducted by a partnership between the Coriell Personalized Medicine Collaborative (CPMC) study and the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center examines the significance of genomic counseling, as it relates to the patient-physician exchange.
read moreDr. Dorit Berlin, Coriell's Director of Biobanking, has been selected by a business publication as one of the region's top researchers in healthcare.
read moreSenator Booker toured the Coriell laboratories while accompanied by United States Representative Donald Norcross (D, first congressional district) and Camden City Mayor Dana Redd.
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