Jasmine Thomas, PhD
About Jasmine Thomas, PhD
Jasmine Thomas, PhD, is the Manager of the Department of Genetics at NYU Langone Medical Center and a Clinical Assistant Professor at Stony Brook University.
Current Positions
Jasmine Thomas, PhD, holds multiple notable positions in the field of genetics. She is currently a Clinical Assistant Professor at Stony Brook University, a role she has been occupying since 2018. Additionally, she serves as the Manager of the Department of Genetics at NYU Langone Medical Center, having started this role in 2014. Her work in these positions involves both academic duties and administrative responsibilities, contributing significantly to advancements in genetics research and education.
Educational Background
Jasmine Thomas, PhD, has a strong academic foundation in mathematics and the life sciences. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Mahatma Gandhi University between 1989 and 1992. She then pursued a degree in Bioscience from Adelphi University from 1994 to 1998. Subsequently, she completed a Master of Science in Bioinformatics at New York University (NYU) from 2008 to 2010. Her academic journey culminated with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human/Medical Genetics, which she achieved at Atlantic International University/NYU.
Specialization in Cancer Genetics
Jasmine Thomas, PhD, has a specialized focus in cancer genetics, concentrating on leukemia and lymphoma. Her work in this area involves the in-depth study of chromosomes, which plays a critical role in understanding the genetic basis of these cancers. Her research employs advanced techniques such as fluorescence in situ hybridization and microarray techniques, which are vital for the detection and analysis of genetic abnormalities associated with cancer.
Expertise in Genetic Techniques
Dr. Jasmine Thomas is skilled in several key techniques crucial to the field of genetics. Her expertise includes chromosome study, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), and microarray techniques. These methodologies are essential for her research in cancer genetics, enabling precise identification of genetic markers and abnormalities. Her proficiency in these techniques supports her contributions to both academic research and clinical applications.