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My research focuses on understanding how nucleotide variation in gene regulatory elements can lead to human disease and other phenotypes.

I seek to understand, at the systems level, how biological networks within cancer cells are fundamentally different from those in normal cells. Using a variety of experimental techniques, I design new platforms for the rational application of personalized medicine and the design of combination…

I support operations and communications for The Kidney Project and the Biodesign Lab, and coordinate the Master of Translational Medicine Program, a joint graduate program between UCSF and UC Berkeley.

Dr. Benet, Professor and former Chairman (1978-1998), Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences, Schools of Pharmacy and Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, received his A.B. (English), B.S. (Pharmacy), M.S. from the University of Michigan and Ph.D. from the University…

My lab studies how DNA is translated into life and how genetic mutations can lead to disease using cutting-edge computational and experimental techniques. Recently, I have been excited to apply deep learning and other machine learning approaches to interpret results from massively parallel…

I provide accounting and post-award support for BTS PIs, including Kathy Giacomini, PhD, BSPharm, Adam Abate, PhD, Diego Calderon, PhD, and Seth Shipman, PhD. I also support the UCSF-Stanford Center of Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation (CERSI).

As director of post­graduate education programs, I spearhead the creation and de­vel­op­ment of new edu­ca­tion­al programs, enhancing our educational initiatives and creating unparalleled op­por­tun­i­ties for graduates in the field of drug discovery and de­vel­op­ment. My passion is anchored in…

I am a bioengineer focusing on micro and nanofabrication techniques to create new devices for drug and cell delivery as well as biomaterials for cell and tissue regeneration. I also chair the Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences.

Our lab is interested in how the properties of individual molecules give rise to the mechanics and function of large cellular machines. We focus on the machines that drive cell division, asking how they build themselves through self-organization, and how they generate and respond to force to…

Our research investigates the structural diversity of protein assemblies by developing integrative modeling methods based on in vivo (in cells), in situ (in their cellular environment), and solution data. Our approach allows us to study difficult-to-isolate…

The long-term goals of our research are to understand how protein conformational ensembles are reshaped by perturbations, such as mutation and ligand binding, and to quantify how these perturbations impact protein function and organismal fitness. To accomplish these goals, we create new…