Aaron LeBeau, Ph.D.
Associate Professor @University of Wisconsin-Madison
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WORK HISTORY
Associate Professor @University of Wisconsin-Madison
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Department of Radiology
Assistant Professor @University of Minnesota Medical School
Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
Department of Pharmacology
Postdoctoral Fellow @University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
At UCSF, I participated in a multi-disciplinary research team involved in imaging cancer-associated proteases and their receptors using biologic agents.
Graduate Research Assistant @The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland Area
At Johns Hopkins, I studied the role Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) plays in prostate cancer progression. I developed a number of small-molecule PSA inhibitors and imaging agents for PSA for both PET and SPECT imaging.
Undergraduate Research Assistant @Univeristy Of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona Area
I majored in Chemistry and Molecular and Cellular Biology at the U of A. I gained research experience in population genetics and polymerizable phospholipids.
EDUCATION
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD · Pharmacology
University of Arizona
Bachelor of Science - BS · Chemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology
SKILLS
ABOUT AARON LEBEAU, PH.D.
The goal of my research is to develop molecular imaging and targeted therapeutic agents for metastatic prostate cancer. We use our human and camelid antibody phage display libraries to generate radioisotope-coupled antibodies for positron emission tomography (PET) nuclear imaging and radioimmunotherapy. Additionally, we are engineering chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) Natural Killer cells for adoptive cellular immunotherapy.
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