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Each Sandler Research Fellow is awarded $15,000 in research funding to complete either a basic science or translational research project. These fellowships are meant to provide postdoctoral fellows with seed money to initiate a novel project that can be continued when they transition to their independent research positions.


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Young Scientists Pushing the Envelope
The Sandler Postdoctoral Research Fellows
03.09.2009

Gene expression data from xenografts of primary human
glioblastoma multiforme cultures (GBM).
Image from research by
Sandler Fellow Anders Persson (see below.)

The Sandler Postdoctoral Research Fellowships, funded by the Sandler Family Foundation, are designed to encourage creative and independent research driven by postdoctoral scholars. The fellowships support UCSF postdoctoral fellows who want to explore biomedical research directions that are not directly linked to the research interests of their postdoctoral mentor, and they require the engagement of an additional collaborator or co-mentor.

In keeping with the mission and spirit of UCSF, these fellowships foster collaborative relationships between research groups at UCSF and support innovative, cutting-edge science.

The following Sandler Basic Research Fellowships were awarded at the end of 2008:


Albert Chen
  BDNF-TrkB signaling and the assembly of inhibitory circuits in the developing retina

Understanding the role of NKG2D ligands in patients with recurrent glioblastoma

 

Courtney Crane

Research abstracts are available on the website of the Office of Postdoctoral Education


Della David
 

The cellular mechanisms controlling normal protein aggregation with age

In vivo analysis of axonal transport and synaptogenesis in zebrafish retinotectal projections

 

Filippo DelBene

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Jim Fleming
 

New pharmacological tools to study the role of dopamine receptors in addiction

Nucleosome arrangement and the spread of heterochromatin

 

Andrew  Horwitz
Bassem Al-Sady

Robert Jan Lebbink
 

Developing mixed-pool shRNA libraries to identify components in apoptotic signaling in immune cells


Research abstracts are available on the website of the Office of Postdoctoral Education

   

Devanand Manoli

A molecular genetic dissection of the neural substrates of social attachment in the prairie vole M. ochrogaster



Galit Ophir
 

How social experience leads to changes in behavior

MAPK signaling regulates self-renewal and differentiation in glioma

 

Anders Persson

John Paul Upton
 

Investigation of the unfolded protein response and its effects on breast cancer

PRMT1 in the regulation of BMP signaling during Drosophila wing morphogenesis

 

Jian Xu

Fumiaki Yumoto
 

Identification of beta-catenin/transcription factor machinery from ES cell

Investigating the Function of Mushroom Body Local GABAergicInterneurons in Drosophila Olfactory Processing

 

Sijun Zhu

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Updated: March 10, 2009
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