Mick Correll

Biography

 Mick’s 15+ year career has tracked the path of genomics from basic research to clinical care. He has held a variety of positions leading the development of enterprise software solutions for pharmaceutical, biotech, and ag-bio organizations, as well as academic, government, and community healthcare providers. Prior to launching Genospace, he and partner John Quackenbush established the Center for Cancer Computational Biology at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Mick began his career at Lion Bioscience Research Inc. and UK-based informatics provider InforSense. Mick earned a BS in computer science and a BA in molecular biology from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Research Interest

 Cancer, Computational Biology and Biotechnology