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Eric Lubeck

Principal Scientist Cellular and Tissue Genomics, Research Biology

Postdoc Mentor

"Genentech provides a dynamic environment that fosters the development of innovative technologies with the potential to transform human health."

Years at Genentech

I completed my PhD at Caltech in 2016, where I developed novel methods for spatial transcriptomics. My postdoctoral research at UCSF/Stanford focused on gut microbiology and synthetic biology. Subsequently, I joined insitro, where I established experimental and computational pipelines for large-scale biological data analysis.

My career at Genentech began in 2021 in the department of Cellular and Tissue Genomics where I’ve worked to both onboard, develop and apply novel methods for dissecting cell biology and tissue microenvironments. We’re using this knowledge to better understand and ultimately develop new treatments for human disease.

Featured Publication

Multiplexed, image-based pooled screens in primary cells and tissues with PerturbView.

Nat Biotechnol (2024).

Kudo, T. et al.

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My group’s research efforts are focused on both the development and application of novel spatial omics technologies to understand disease biology. We blend experimental and computational methods to generate datasets for large-scale machine learning efforts.

Current areas of research include:

Development of optical and molecular methods for profiling cellular and tissue biology
Large scale in vivo perturbation screens
Understanding the molecular basis of neurodegeneration

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Eric Lubeck

Principal Scientist Cellular and Tissue Genomics, Research Biology

Featured Publication

Multiplexed, image-based pooled screens in primary cells and tissues with PerturbView.