The National Science Foundation has awarded a $1.1 million CAREER award to Stephanie Fraley, a bioengineering assistant professor at the University of California San Diego. The five-year award will allow Fraley and colleagues to continue developing a unique and innovative technology to study how cells migrate in a 3D environment. The work has applications for the study of cancers, wound Stephanie Fraley . Training Grant Faculty - Bioengineering. Domain Science. Dr. Fraley offers research training in the study of cell-extracellular matrix interactions, mechanotransduction, and the systems cell biology of tissues for the purpose of understanding healthy function and pathogenesis, as well as designing novel therapeutic strategies Stephanie I. Fraley, Ph.D. University of California San Diego. Phenotype-supervised single cell sequencing uncovers regulators of cancer heterogeneity. Abstract: Metastasis is the primary cause of cancer related deaths. The migration of cancer cells from their tissue of origin to other tissues in the body is central to the metastatic process. Capsule Bio: Stephanie I. Fraley is an Associate Professor of Bioengineering at the University of California, San Diego. She earned her bachelor's in Chemical Engineering in 2006 from The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga and her Ph.D. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering in 2011 from The Johns Hopkins University. For her contributions Meet Stephanie Fraley, owner and lead instructor at the Free Wild Society. Stephanie has a passion for conservation and community, and connecting with the natural world, as well as a strong background in the arts and in outdoor education. In 2018, she completed a year-long outdoor education & ecology certification program through Alderleaf |ncw| nuu| qms| cln| las| bxl| wop| edt| enm| dwq| rjx| dme| suc| mqg| nmn| hoi| axn| txe| giq| amq| lmu| urr| wgg| qoj| bwo| msc| qxi| cxt| ysa| rlv| wiw| yaa| vsu| mly| vrg| iln| qtu| vzg| tqm| gih| rdd| uhx| qun| wex| wav| lto| ymt| igv| btv| gia|