Faculty Directory

Thomas Schilling

Thomas Schilling, PhD

Neural crest development in zebrafish Zebrafish developmental genetics – Our laboratory uses genetics and molecular biology to study pattern formation in the musculoskeletal and nervous

maksim plikus

Maksim Plikus, PhD

Mechanisms of regeneration and stem cell control Academic distinctions:LEO Foundation award, Region Americas, 2019American Association of Anatomists ​young investigator award, 2018Pew Biomedical scholar, 2016Edward

grant macgregor

Grant MacGregor, PhD

Recent Publications (from Pub Med) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/myncbi/12KCbtzdjYm5t/bibliography/public

Steven Gross

Steven Gross, PhD

biophysics, regulation of molecular motors Laser tweezers; Regulation of molecular motors – My research is quite cross-disciplinary. The majority of biological studies have focused on

Pablo Lara Gonzalez

Pablo Lara-Gonzalez, PhD

Dr. Pablo Lara-Gonzalez is originally from Chile, where he completed his Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry at the Universidad de Concepcion. He then obtained his

Dae Seok Eom

Dae Seok Eom, PhD

cellular and molecular mechanisms of long-range intercellular communication The research goal of the Eom lab is to discover the cellular and molecular mechanisms of

Aimee Edinger

Aimee Edinger, PhD

Regulation of cell growth and survival by growth factors Targeting the metabolic liabilities of cancer cells by modulating endolysosomal trafficking and nutrient access. The

Peter Donovan, PhD

Peter Donovan, PhD

Program Director,  CIRM Training Grant II; Principal Investigator, CIRM Shared Research Laboratory and Stem Cell Techniques Course; Professor, Department of Developmental and Cell Biology  Molecular

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