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Kathryn Miller-Jensen

Associate Professor; Biomedical Engineering and Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology
Research Interests: HIV latency; signaling pathways; high-throughput single cell analysis; computational, experimental and systems-level approaches

Research Area(s)

Bioengineering 

Systems biology

Miller-Jensen Lab

PEB Students

  • Janani Baskaran

    Biomedical Engineering (Miller-Jensen Lab)
    Thesis Title: Development and Characterization of Tunable Spheroid Co-cultures to Study the Evolution of Macrophage Immunosuppression in the Tumor Microenvironment

  • Dr. Kate Bridges

    Biomedical Engineering (Miller-Jensen Lab)
    Thesis title: “Image Analysis and Biomechanics for Patient-Specific Mitral Valve Modeling from Transesophageal Echocardiography”

  • Dr. Elise Bullock

    Biomedical Engineering (Miller-Jensen Lab)
    Thesis title: “Exploring the Regulation of Transcriptional Noise in Nf-κB-Inducible Genes Across Chromatin Environments”

  • Maya Geradi

    Biomedical Engineering (Miller-Jensen Lab)
    Research Interests: I am interested in understanding how regulatory feedback mechanisms and cell-cell heterogeneity shape immune responses in complex contexts, such as the tumor microenvironment, using a systems immunology approach.

  • Iyad Sayed Issa

    Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (Miller-Jensen Lab)
    Research Interests: Identifying and characterizing Transcription Factor networks that tune macrophage functional heterogeneity

  • Dr. Isaiah Yim

    Biomedical Engineering (Miller-Jensen Lab)
    Research Interests: Studying the TNFa/IL-10 dynamics as it pertains to cell-to-cell communication and spatial patterning of macrophages in inflammation.