Media & Perspectives

Perspectives

Exploring educational field sorting using genetics

Wedow, 2025
Nature Genetics

Current complexities in establishing risk factors for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in longitudinal research

Thompson, 2024
Biological Psychiatry

DNA sequencing chromatogram with colorful peaks representing the four nucleotide bases (A, T, G, C) displayed above their corresponding letter sequence

Creative use of biobank data enables exploration of longstanding questions about bias

Wedow, Malerbi, 2023
Nature Human Behaviour

Gloved hand holding vial with PCR results in background

Researchers can learn a lot with your genetic information, even when you skip survey questions – yesterday’s mode of informed consent doesn’t quite fit today’s biobank studies

Wedow, 2023
The Conversation

DNA double helix

Scientists must consider the risk of racist misappropriation of research

Wedow, Martschenko, Trejo, 2022
Scientific American

Abstract illustrations of two people kissing with an overlayed strand of DNA

What genetics is teaching us about sexuality

Phelps, Wedow, 2019
NY Times

Media

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One Health: Using cross-species genomic analyses to track population health

February, 2025
Purdue University

Dr. Robbee Wedow in office interview setting with Purdue University monitor discussing sociogenomics research

Purdue Expert: Sociogenomics

August, 2023
Purdue University News

Dr. Robbee Wedow sitting in front of a fountain on Purdue's campus

Sociogenomics: The intricate science of how genetics influences sociology

Steff, 2023
Purdue University