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Collin Collins

Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) at Hexamer Therapeutics

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Collin Collins is a Professor in the Department of Urologic Sciences at the University of British Columbia and a senior scientist and Director of the Laboratory for Advanced Genome Analysis at the Vancouver Prostate Centre, with adjunct appointments at the University of California San Francisco Comprehensive Cancer Center and Fudan University in Shanghai. His work focuses on translational genomics, and he invented and patented End Sequence Profiling, a method for characterizing tumor genome structure and detecting fusion genes. Collins has authored over 80 peer-reviewed manuscripts, holds multiple patents, and serves on several scientific advisory and editorial boards, including those of the International Drug Discovery Science and Technology Conference and the Open Pathology Journal.

Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) at Hexamer Therapeutics

Experience

  1. Prostate Cancer Foundation China CommitteeMembercurrent2012 — present
  2. The Nicholas Connor InstituteScientific Advisory Boardcurrent2012 — presentGreater San Diego Area
  3. San Francisco State UniversityAdvisory Board Department Of Biological Sciencescurrent2011 — present
  4. BMC Cancer JournalEditorial Boardcurrent2010 — present
  5. Vancouver Prostate CenterProfessor Department of Urologic Sciences University of British Columbiacurrent2009 — present
  6. The Open Pathology JournalEditorial Advisory Boardcurrent2007 — present
  7. Combimatrix Molecular DiagnosticsScientific Advisory Board2009 — 2010
  8. Cambodian Future FundBoard Of Directors2008 — 2010
  9. UCSFAssociate Professor In Residence1998 — 2009
  10. Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryScientist1993 — 1998
  11. Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryScientist1985 — 1988

Skills & more

Computer ScienceGenomics59Genetics43Molecular Biology28Life Sciences22Translational Research8Prostate Cancer7Lifesciences20Oncology9Cancer53Biotechnology10Bioinformatics18
+8 moreScienceDNA sequencingCancer ResearchCellDrug DiscoveryComputational BiologyBiomarkersSequencing

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Who is Collin Collins?
Collin Collins is a Professor in the Department of Urologic Sciences at the University of British Columbia and a senior scientist and Director of the Laboratory for Advanced Genome Analysis at the Vancouver Prostate Centre, with adjunct appointments at the University of California San Francisco Comprehensive Cancer Center and Fudan University in Shanghai. His work focuses on translational genomics, and he invented and patented End Sequence Profiling, a method for characterizing tumor genome structure and detecting fusion genes. Collins has authored over 80 peer-reviewed manuscripts, holds multiple patents, and serves on several scientific advisory and editorial boards, including those of the International Drug Discovery Science and Technology Conference and the Open Pathology Journal.
Where does Collin Collins work?
Collin Collins is Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) at Hexamer Therapeutics.
Where did Collin Collins go to school?
Collin Collins studied at The University of British Columbia; San Francisco State University (Certificate, Genetic Engineering); Western New England University (BSc, Biology).

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