Samuel Yu, BS

PhD Candidate
Biography

Mentor: Munir Tanas, MD

 

Comprehensive Exam:

Combined Inhibition of AKT/mTORC1 and TEAD in PI3K-driven Sarcomas

 

My Research:

My research focuses on improving sarcoma treatment by targeting two critical signaling pathways: PI3K and Hippo. I study how combined inhibition of these pathways can more effectively suppress tumor growth, and work to define the underlying mechanisms, therapeutic windows, and potential clinical applications.

 

Award:

July 2024-June 2026: Center for Biocatalysis and Bioprocessing – NIH T32 Fellowship

 

Samuel Yu
Samuel Yu
Education
BS, University of California-Riverside