Trainees in the T32 Training Program
T32 predoctoral students in the Stanford Molecular Medicine program are collectively engaged in a broad range of translational research.
Our current T32 trainees are investigating stem cells in a wide range of tissues reflective of the diversity of our inter-departmental faculty. Projects range from understanding how skeletal stem cells function in bone development through applying CRISPR to perform gene-correction for monogenic blood diseases in patients.
Current T32 Trainees
Franco Felix
1st Year PhD Student
Nicole Horlsey
1st Year PhD Student
Lauren Koepke
1st Year PhD Student
Suyash Raj
1st Year PhD Student
Julie Sanchez
1st Year PhD Student
Maya Weigel
2nd Year PhD Student
Archana Shankar
2nd Year PhD Student
Hana Ghanim
2nd Year PhD Student
Jeremy Bjelejac
2nd Year PhD Student
Jessica Arozqueta Basurto
2nd Year PhD Student
Past T32 Trainees
- Malachia Hoover in the Chan lab studying skeletal stem cells
- Jonas Fowler in the Loh lab studying hematopoietic stem cells
- Carolyn Dundes iin the Loh lab studying brain development
- Carsten Charlesworth in the Nakauchi lab studying organogenesis
- Courtney Stockman in the Nusse and Desai labs studying lung development
- Siddharth Menon in the Longaker lab studying the role of skeletal stem cells in cranial suture development
- Angela (Ziqi) Liu in the Oro lab studying studying skin development
- Katarina Klett in the Heilshorn lab studying engineered materials for epithelial morphogenesis
- Mallory Laboulaye in the Beachy lab studying the Hedgehog pathway
- Ishan Kumar in the M. Wernig lab studying microglial cells in the brain
- William Feist in the Porteus lab studying studying gene correction therapies
- Allison Banuelos in the Weissman lab studying developmental hematopoiesis
T32 Alumni:
- Pieter Andries Both recently completed his PhD in the Rando lab and is applying to medical school.