Brian O'Connor

Brian O'Connor is a highly skilled professional with a Ph.D. in Immunology and expertise in Organismal, Cellular, and Molecular Immunology. His post-doctoral training focused on Immune Epigenetics and Molecular Biology. With a background as an Associate Professor and Scientific Director of Genomics, Brian has honed his skills in project management, group leadership, collaborative science, and directing scientific initiatives.

Brian O'Connor is adept at applying cutting-edge diagnostics, including next-gen sequencing, to address healthcare challenges. His proficiency in Genome-Wide Chromatin diagnostics through Next-Generation Sequencing pipelines enables the identification of chromatin/epigenetic biomarkers for disease prediction and personalized patient care. His research extends to developing epigenetic treatments for various diseases, particularly in areas like autoimmunity, cancer, lung disease, and other environmentally-influenced conditions.

Brian O'Connor's professional journey includes roles such as Co-Director of the NJH EVER Program at National Jewish Health, Associate Professor, Scientific Director of the Genomics Facility at National Jewish Health, and positions at the University of Colorado and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His experience spans diverse environments, from academia to clinical research, showcasing his versatile expertise in translating genomic research into practical solutions for complex diseases.