Jae K. Lee, Ph.D., M.S.

Roles

• Biography

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  I received my PhD in Neuroscience from Georgtown University where I studied plasticity of local reflexes after spinal cord injury. I went on to do my postdoctoral research at University of California San Diego where I investigated molecules that inhibit axon regeneration. I joined the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis as a faculty in 2011 where I continue my research in regeneration after spinal cord injury.

• Education & Training

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  Education

  2005: Georgetown University

  PhD

  2000: George Washington University

  MS

  1997: George Washington University

  BS

  Post Graduate Training

  2010: NIH Ruth L. Kirschstein Post-doctoral NRSA Fellowship, San Diego

  Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Axon Regeneration

  2005: NIH Institutional Training Grant Pre-doctoral , Washington, DC

  Fellowship

  Licensures and Certifications

  Eureka Institute

  Certificate in Translational Medicine

• Honors & Awards

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• Teaching Interests

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  I am an active member of the neuroscience graudate program where I have served and continue to serve in multiplecapacities. I have served as a lecturer, course director, and steering committee member, and have trained numerous undergraduates, graduate students, and postdocs in my laboratory.

• Research Interests

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  My primary research interest is discovering regenerative strategies to treat spinal cord injury. More specifically, my current research focuses on how neuroinflammation due to macrophages and microglia regulate gliosis and fibrosis after SCI. We use multiple experimental approaches including transcriptomics, bioinformatics, high content assays, and in vivo surgical and behavioral methods to pursue our scientific questions.

• Publications

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• Professional Activities

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