Jonathan Tsui

Senior Scientist i @Tenaya Therapeutics

South San Francisco, CA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2025 — Present

Senior Scientist i @Tenaya Therapeutics

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South San Francisco, CA, US

Project and team leader focused on the discovery and validation of novel therapeutic targets backed up by human genetics, as well as on the development of in vitro cardiac disease models. Actively researched therapeutic approaches include gene replacement, gene editing, and small molecules.

EDUCATION

2012 — 2019

University of Washington

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Bioengineering

2008 — 2009

Cornell University

Master of Engineering - MEng, Biomedical Engineering

2004 — 2008

Cornell University

Bachelor of Science - BS, Materials Science & Engineering

SKILLS

LiposomesSmall Rodent SurgeriesIn VivoMicroscopyR&DCharacterizationData AnalysisTgaTemStem CellsSemBiomaterialsAseptic TechniqueGraphpad PrismDrug DeliveryIn Vivo Neurobehavioral TestingProfilometerDlsTissue EngineeringCell CultureLaboratoryMolecular BiologyBiomedical EngineeringHplcElisaTissue ProcessingInstronImagejBiochemistryElectrospinningResearch

ABOUT JONATHAN TSUI

Experienced and collaborative researcher with expertise in the fields of tissue engineering, biomaterials, and drug delivery, with a proven track record of successful project management. My Ph.D. research was focused on investigating the impact of microenvironmental cues mediated by novel biomaterials on cellular development in the context of 3D tissue engineering. Specifically, I was interested in developing strategies for improving the function and maturation of hiPSC-derived cardiomyocytes such that they could be used reliably in drug cardiotoxicity assays. My graduate studies also involved bioprinting to generate tissues in a high-throughput manner. As a postdoctoral fellow I led a project to develop a semi-automated human cardiac-tissue-on-a-chip system that was launched to the International Space Station (ISS) to study the effects of microgravity on cardiac dysfunction.

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