Jun-Lin Guan

Professor Jun-Lin Guan is a distinguished faculty member in the Cancer Biology department at the College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati. With a robust academic background, he earned his Bachelor's degree in Biology from the University of Science and Technology of China, followed by a Doctoral degree in Biology from the University of California San Diego. Further honing his expertise, he conducted significant research in Cancer Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Professor Guan's research portfolio is both diverse and impactful, focusing on critical areas such as tyrosine kinase signaling and autophagy. His work in these domains is pivotal in understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying various diseases. His research extends to breast cancer, where he investigates the pathways that contribute to tumor progression and resistance to therapies, aiming to develop more effective treatment strategies. In addition to cancer biology, Professor Guan is deeply invested in the study of angiogenesis and vascular tumors. His research in these areas seeks to unravel the complexities of blood vessel formation and its implications in tumor growth and metastasis. By exploring these processes, he aims to identify novel therapeutic targets that could inhibit tumor vascularization and improve patient outcomes. Professor Guan's interests also encompass the realm of neuroscience, particularly in the context of neurodegenerative diseases and neural stem cells. His work in neurogenesis explores the potential of neural stem cells in repairing and regenerating damaged neural tissues, offering hope for innovative treatments for conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases. Through his extensive research, Professor Guan contributes significantly to the scientific community's understanding of complex biological processes. His dedication to advancing knowledge in these fields underscores his commitment to improving human health and developing new therapeutic approaches. As a leading figure in his field, Professor Guan continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of scientists, fostering a collaborative and innovative research environment at the University of Cincinnati.