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James Lab Team

Richard G James, PhD

Greg Asher

Research Scientist II
Nathan Camp

Research Scientist IV
Rene Cheng

Research Scientist III
Sam Dawson

Research Scientist I
Anna Helmers

Research Scientist I
Tyler Hill

Graduate Student, UW Molecular and Cellular Biology and Medical Science Training Program
Cade Ito

Graduate Student, UW Molecular Medicine and Mechanisms of Disease
Darrell Lockhart

Research Scientist I
Parnal Narvekar

Research Scientist II
Ameena Romani

Research Scientist I
Nikita Trivedi

Postdoctoral Fellow
Tingting Zhang

Research Scientist IV

Former Lab Members

Post-Doctoral Fellows

Veronika Glukhova: post-doc from 2014-2016, now a research contractor at Intellectual Ventures, Bellevue, Washington

Alice Shu Chau: Clinician, UW Peds

Research Staff

Rupa Devi Soligalla: Research Scientist II from 2019-2021, now works in Tune Therapeutics

Meghan Garrett: Research Scientist I from 2014-2016, now Senior Scientist in Adaptive BioTech

Katie Bosch: Research Scientist II from 2012-2014, now a software engineer at Moz

Naomi Sibayan: former Research Scientist II

Deyin Hou: former Research Scientist I

Andee Ott: former Research Scientist II

Darrell Lockhart: former Research Scientist I

Emma Suchland: former Research Scientist III

Undergraduate Students

Karlee Orvik: 2017-19; Mary Gates Scholarship award winner

Shy-ya Serena Hu: 2013-15

Jim Hibbard: 2014

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Contact

Richard James

For questions or inquiries, 206. 884. 3290

Address

James Lab
1900 9th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101

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