population genomics. evolution. bioinformatics.
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As we enter our 11th year as a research lab, we welcome our new PhD student - Kaden Winspear, MS student - Jaden Cordova, and two new Undergraduate Researchers - Caroline Walley and Cole Gibson to the Sethuraman Lab. Happy Fall '26!
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 Riley Jones successfully defended his MS thesis, titled "Multimodal Analysis of Tumor Associated Macrophages in NSCLC" today! Congratulations to Riley on this massive work, and we look forward to hearing more about his continued successes in cancer genomics!
 Riley will defend his MS thesis on July 28th, 2026 (Tuesday) at 4 PM Pacific in LSN 101, or via Zoom. Do join us!
 Several of our awesome lab members have secured big awards/scholarships/fellowships this Summer!
~15 years after we published the first ever turtle genome (the Western Painted Turtle, Chrysemys picta), Arun was fortunate to return to his turtle roots and work with Caleb Krueger and team on assembly, annotation, and evolutionary history of the spotted turtle, Clemmys guttata. Check out the manuscript, now out in Journal of Heredity here.
Alex, Jack, Trevor, Margaret, and Arun recently presented work from the lab at the Population, Evolutionary, Quantitative Genetics (PEQG) 2026 meetings in Pacific Grove, CA. Such a grand time for science!
We are so proud of our new grads - Riley Jones, graduating with a Masters in Bioinformatics and Medical Informatics, Caden Mulligan and Zoe Glynn - both graduating with Undergraduate degrees in Biology. Congratulations! We can't wait to see all the awesome things you will do in your bright futures!
Dr. Sethuraman had the honor of representing the lab and joining other faculty members, administrators, construction personnel, and donors to sign the last beam of the building at the "topping-out" ceremony of SDSU's new Life Sciences Building, coming next Fall (2027)! We hope that you will come visit us! More information on the new building here.
Zoe, Ciera, Jack, and Priyanshi presented posters on their research at the recent SDSU Student Symposium (S3)! The largest student symposium across SDSU, this was a prime event that brought together student researchers from across campus, with over 400 presentations. Congrats to all Sethuraman Lab presenters!
 Our programmer and Sethuraman Lab alum, Trevor Mugoya received the AGBT's 2026 NextGen Leadership Award at the annual general meeting in Orlando, FL recently. Congratulations to Trevor!
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Arun Sethuraman, Ph.D.
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