November 7, 2024
Maeder Hall, Andlinger Center, 86 Olden Street, Princeton University
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Data-Driven Precision Health: Integrating Genomics, Climate, and the Environment Conference
The November 7th conference, a collaboration between Princeton Precision Health and NOAA’s Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory and co-sponsored by Princeton's High Meadows Environmental Institute, will bring together an interdisciplinary community from academia, government, and industry to explore research questions at the intersection of human health, climate, and environment. The event aims to spark discussions and inspire new research directions on future health impacts, with a focus on predicting outcomes and developing equitable risk mitigation strategies.

Program Schedule

Professor, Computer Science and Integrative Genomics, Princeton University


Introduction by: Dan Notterman, Professor of the Practice and Senior Research Scholar, Molecular Biology. Senior Advisor to the Provost for Biomedical Affairs, Princeton University, Critical Care Pediatrician, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

Director, Kawasaki Disease Research Center
Department of Pediatrics
University California San Diego School of Medicine
Introduction by: Whit Anderson, Deputy Director, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, NOAA






Deputy Division Leader of the Marine Ecosystems & Downscaling Division
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, NOAA



Moderator: Mona Singh, Professor, Computer Science and Integrative Genomics, Princeton University





Keynote Speaker Bios
Director, Kawasaki Disease Research Center
Department of Pediatrics
University California San Diego School of Medicine
Visitor Information
Parking and Directions
There is a lot of construction across campus. Please allow extra travel time and time for parking. Visitors may park in the Stadium Drive Garage off of Faculty Road and Stadium Drive. Please register for a daily visitor permit online or at the garage on the day of your visit. After parking, you can either 1) walk to Maeder Hall at Prospect Avenue and Olden Street by going up Fitzrandolph, turning left on Prospect, and then right on Olden (~13 min walk), or 2) catch a Tiger Transit bus from the transit hub outside the garage. Limited metered street parking is available along Prospect Avenue and Olden Street.
Maeder Hall
Maeder Hall is located at the corner of Olden Street and Prospect Avenue. Enter Maeder Hall through the exterior doors at Prospect Avenue and Olden Street. Inside, take the stairs or elevator down two levels to reach the auditorium. For additional assistance use the interactive campus map. Breakfast and lunch seating will around the auditorium and one level up. Additional seating will be available outside, weather permitting, so please plan to dress accordingly. No food or beverages are allowed inside the auditorium.
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