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Professor School Medical School Department Immunology Graduate Programs Immunology Biography Throughout my career, I have been interested in elucidating the genetic basis for the functional diversity of the immune system, both in the context of susceptibility to autoimmunity and infectious diseases.

With my prior training and experience in the areas of mouse genetics, microscopy, and cardiovascular development, I am uniquely positioned to address the roles of noncoding RNAs in vivo.

Training and mentoring are essential and rewarding aspects of my position as a lab head, research program director and clinical Division Chief. My trainee history includes undergraduates, pre-doctoral students, postdoctoral scientists and junior faculty. 

Scholar in Biomedical Research School Medical School Department Cell Biology Graduate Programs Cancer Biology, Genetics, Development and Disease Biography Download Curriculum Vitae The focus of my current research is to understand mechanisms of cellular signaling at the level of the primary cilia, and

Section Head, Cognitive & Memory Disorders Professor Emeritus School Medical School Department Neurology Graduate Programs Immunology, Neuroscience Biography Development of a DNA Aβ42 Vaccine to Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease is my major scientific interest and effort in my laboratory.

I have more than 20 years of experience in electron microscopy of cellular structures and I’m a leading expert in cellular cryo-electron tomography, but my general approach to science is to pursue exciting questions and ideas by whatever (interdisciplinary) means necessary.

My post-doctoral training focused on the interface between mitochondrial behavior and metabolism, with an emphasis on the compartmentalization of dysfunctional organelles in mitochondrial myopathies.

Assistant Professor School Medical School Department Hamon Center for Therapeutic Oncology Research | Pharmacology Education Graduate School California Institute of Techno (1985) Research Interest The goal of my research is to establish pre-clinical models for the identification and characterization

My research focuses on bio-imaging with light-sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) and super-resolution structured illumination microscopy (SIM).

Assistant Professor School Medical School Department Pharmacology Biography I received my PhD from the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology based on studies of troponin, a protein which regulates skeletal muscle contraction.