People
The Felsher Lab current members
Felsher Lab May 2019
Lab Director
Staff
Life Science Research Professional/Laboratory Manager
Mariola Liebersbach
Email: mariola@stanford.edu
Working on translational projects and industry collaborations, in addition to laboratory management.
Research Professional/Mouse Colony
Hong Dai
Email: hongd@stanford.edu
Oversee Felsher Lab transgenic mice colony.
Research Assistant
Jangho (Jason) Park
Working with Renu Dhanasekaran on the characterization and synthesis of nanoparticles for delivery of immuno-modulating agents to tumors.
Email: pj4255@stanford.edu
Instructors and Research Associates
Instructor
Ling Tong, PhD
Email: lingt@stanford.edu
Utilizing intravital microscopy to interrogate the impact of MYC inhibition on tumor maintenance and regression.
Instructor
Renu Dhanasekaran, MD
Email: dhanaser@stanford.edu
Pursuing basic and translational research in the field of hepatobiliary malignancies. The overall goal of my research is to identify biologically relevant prognostic biomarkers and molecular targets for drug therapy and consequently improve the clinical outcome of patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).
Post Doctoral Fellows
Aida Solhoej Hansen, PhD
Email: ashansen@stanford.edu
I am interested is in how extracellular vesicles are utilized to shape the function of immune cells. I am studying how cancer-cell intrinsic events may affect the secretion and function of extracellular vesicles as a mechanism to modulate the immune cells in the tumor microenvironment.
Wadie Daniel Mahuad Fernandez, PhD
email: wmahauad@stanford.edu
Define the mechanisms of apoptosis, senescence, and growth inhibition in Myc-driven cancers using both genetic and pharmacological approaches bridging basic science research to translational research.
Arvin Gouw, PhD
Email: arvgouw@stanford.edu
Investigating the metabolic mechanisms of oncogene addiction.
Anja Deutzmann, PhD
Email: anjade@stanford.edu
Utilizing PET-imaging and intravital microscopy to interrogate the impact of MYC inhibition on tumor maintenance and regression.
Christina Kim Lee, PhD
Email: chriskl@stanford.edu
Delineating the role of oncogene MYC on immune cell polarization and function.