Parker Grosjean, PhD
Kampmann Lab (2021-2025). Keiser Lab (2021-2024). As an undergraduate student Parker studied Bioengineering and Applied Mathematics at the University of Washington. He was a PhD student in the Bioinformatics Program at UCSF and was co-mentored in the Kampmann Lab. His research interests lay at the intersection of deep learning, functional genomics, and high-content screening to investigate the underlying mechanisms of tauopathies and subsequent therapeutic perturbations in disease variant neurons.