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Benjamin 'Beno' Freedman, PhD
Assistant Professor
Division of Nephrology
Related Links:
Freedman Lab
Kidney Research Institute
Institute for Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine
Faculty Information
Biography
Education & Training:
Post-doctoral Training
Harvard Medical School/Brigham and Women's Hospital
Boston, MA
2014
PhD
University of California
Berkeley, CA
2009
Honors:
Career Development Award, NIH/NIDDK
Young Investigator Grant, National Kidney Foundation
Top Oral Abstract by Trainee, ASN Annual Meeting, Philadelphia PA
Research Excellence Award, Research Day, Brigham and Women's Hospital
National Research Service Award, NIH/NIDDK
Teaching Effectiveness Award, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
Contact
Email:
benof@u.washington.edu
Mailing Address:
University of Washington
850 Republican Street
Box #358056
Seattle, WA 98109
Research & Clinical Interests
Research Interests:
The goal of our research is to create laboratory models of kidney disease and regeneration using human pluripotent stem cells. Current research projects include:
Bioengineering functional human kidney tubules from stem cells
Modeling polycystic kidney disease using human pluripotent stem cells
Podocyte differentiation and glomerular function
Publications
PubMed:
PubMed Bibliography
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