Members of the Life Science Alliance
At the core of the Alliance are our Members - faculty from EMBL and the Stanford University School of Medicine. Their combined expertise spans a broad spectrum of life science research from structural biology and bioinformatics, to chemistry, imaging and genomics. They are committed to the exchange of information to solve complex biomedical challenges together
View their research interests and collaborations below, or click here to view our network and possible areas of overlap.
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We are always open to accepting new members from EMBL and Stanford University. If our projects or interests match yours, contact us - we would love to hear from you.
Research Interests:
Regulation of self-renewal, proliferation and differentiation in adult stem cell lineages: including regulation of cell type specific transcription programs, cell-cell communication, and the role of differential mRNA processing and translational control in progression from one cell state to the next.
Research Interests:
Decoding gene regulation using single molecule genomics. Enabling global measurement of regulatory events in single cells and single DNA molecules, and developing methodologies to perform large-scale genetic manipulations to dissect the function of regulatory DNA in vivo.
Projects:
Machine learning approaches to decipher cell context-specific effects of human disease variation (with Ian Dunham)
Research Interests:
Advanced optical techniques for deep tissue microscopy. In particular, we work in the fields of multi-photon microscopy, active wave-front shaping, photo-acoustics as well as computational imaging. Looking for collaboration in cell & developmental biology and neuroscience, where our novel imaging approaches can give new insights.