Chen Lab: How can we protect our lungs from disease? - Inside the Lab at the University of Chicago

Neat rows of lab benches and gently humming freezers line the laboratory walls of Joyce Chen, an assistant professor at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and Ben May Department for Cancer Research. Here, her team of scientists are finding innovative ways to grow lung cells and structures inside the laboratory. This helps us understand the many tiny changes that take place in your lungs when disease strikes-and thus find new ways to treat diseases and protect lung health.
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Thank you for highlighting our amazing professor, Joyce Chen!

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Very interesting interview! Thank you!!!

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