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Jenny Deng
Clinical Research Coordinator Associate, Dermatology
BioJenny Deng is an Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator for Dr. Jean Tang in the Dermatology department. She received her bachelor’s in science from the University of California, Santa Cruz with a major in Molecular and Cell Developmental Biology. She is also a certified phlebotomy technician with an active license. Jenny was born and raised in San Francisco, and when she is not working, enjoys her spare time traveling, working out, and exploring new restaurants to eat.
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Dr. Qiwen Deng
Postdoctoral Scholar, Pathology
BioMy research aims to understand how immune–stromal interactions shape tissue injury, repair, and fibrosis across chronic diseases. I combine multiplexed spatial proteomics (CODEX), single-cell and spatial transcriptomics, and molecular pathology approaches to dissect the organization and function of complex tissue microenvironments. By mapping spatially resolved cellular neighborhoods in human biopsies, I seek to uncover conserved and disease-specific patterns that can guide biomarker discovery and therapeutic development.
Working within a laboratory focused on the mechanisms and therapeutic targeting of fibrotic diseases, I investigate chronic kidney disease alongside other models of organ fibrosis. With a background spanning molecular biology, therapeutic development, and spatial biology, I aim to advance studies that connect detailed tissue analysis with potential clinical applications. I welcome opportunities for collaborative research in chronic kidney disease and other fibrosis-related conditions. -
Yegor Denisov-Blanch
Research Scientist, Program-Koyejo, O.
BioResearch Scientist
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL)
Department of Computer Science, Stanford School of Engineering
Yegor Denisov-Blanch studies how artificial intelligence is changing software engineering. His research focuses on measuring real-world engineering productivity, AI adoption, code quality, and organizational outcomes across large populations of repositories and teams. He designs empirical methods and metrics that move beyond simple proxies to accurately quantify software output, rework, and AI-assisted development at scale.
His work has been covered by the World Bank, the United Nations, and The Washington Post, and has been reshared by Elon Musk.
Yegor graduated with highest honors from Indiana University, where he studied operations research. He also earned an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business on full-tuition scholarships. He left school after the eighth grade, founded a company, and later entered university skipping 5 grades. He is a Master of Sport of Russia in Olympic weightlifting, a national champion-equivalent distinction awarded in 2013.
