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Junior Research Specialist in Fibrotic Lung Disease
Junior Research Specialist in Fibrotic Lung DiseaseUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Our lab is focused on understanding the cellular basis of lung regeneration as the major pathway to avoid tissue fibrosis after destructive injury. This position helps champion a functional genomics approach to progressive epithelial dysplasia and fibrosis after lung injury, the latter a strong correlate of morbidity and fatality. The goal is to elucidate key, and hopefully actionable, determinants of the fate of alveolar type II (AEC2s) stem cells during injury repair (See NCB 2017 and 2022). The projects will involve establishing and analyzing multi-omic pipelines of single cell transcriptional and epigenetic data set
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