Tamara Gjorgjieva

This paper surveys early-career researchers on their understanding and implementation of ethical guidelines for population descriptors in genomics, highlighting misconceptions and structural barriers.

The paper introduces GRMA, a method that improves genetic association analyses by reducing bias and expanding population coverage compared to GWAS.

The paper introduces a multi-gene eQTL mapping framework to detect variants influencing multiple neighboring genes, finding novel loci and improving colocalization with GWAS variants.

This paper compares how GWAS and rare variant burden tests prioritize genes for 209 traits in the UK Biobank, showing they focus on different genes due to distinct prioritization criteria.

The paper analyzes gene dosage response curves for human complex traits and shows that they exhibit biased direction of effect, developing a theoretical model to explain this phenomenon.

The paper describes the development of a course on genetics, ethics, and society designed by trainees to address the lack of ethics training in scientific education.