About STRhub

Our Mission

The mission of STRhub is to simplify the complexity of Short Tandem Repeat analysis in forensic and population genetics through an interactive, centralized, open-access hub. The platform unifies capillary electrophoresis and next-generation sequencing compatibility alongside data exploration modules, nomenclature references, and educational resources. The primary goal is to bridge analytical innovation and daily practice, providing the global scientific community with transparent, intuitive, and rigorous tools that strengthen research and education.

People

Project lead and developer

Dr. Tamara Frontanilla

Forensic and Genomics Research Laboratory, FFCLRP, University of São Paulo. Brazil

STRhub is developed and led by Tamara Frontanilla. It began as an independent initiative in which she designed the concept, architecture and implementation, centralizing the field's resources in a clean, modern and interactive interface.

Dr. Celso Teixeira Mendes Junior

Forensic and Genomics Research Laboratory, FFCLRP, University of São Paulo. Brazil

The project receives academic support from the Forensic and Genomics Research Laboratory at the University of São Paulo, under the supervision of Dr. Celso Teixeira Mendes Junior.

Community Contributors

STRhub is shaped by feedback and collaboration from researchers and specialists who believe in open science and accessible genomic tools. The people listed below generously shared feedback, ideas, or conversations that helped shape STRhub. This recognition does not mean they authored STRhub's content or materials. Thank you.

John M. Butler

NIST

USA

Sebastian Ganschow

Oxford Nanopore Technologies

Germany

Melissa Gymrek

UC San Diego

USA

Ángel Carracedo Álvarez

University of Santiago de Compostela

Spain

Katherine Butler Gettings

NIST

USA

Walther Parson

Medical University of Innsbruck

Austria

Jonathan King

University of North Texas

USA

Juliane Carlotto

Paraná Scientific Police

Brazil

Luciellen Davila Giacomel Kobachuk

Paraná Scientific Police

Brazil

Marianna Maia Taulois do Rosário

Paraná Scientific Police

Brazil

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