Bryan White, Ph.D.

Member since March 10, 2023

Business Type: UW Faculty

Business Name/Affiliation:
UW Bothell

My research is on the response of neural stem cells to traumatic brain injury in mice. I study a specific signaling pathway called the Wnt/?-catenin pathway. This signaling pathway is one mechanism for cells to understand their environment and respond to it. This pathway is important in embryonic development and is disregulated in some types of cancer. It is also important in various types of stem cells such as skin, intestinal, and embryonic stem cells. My research has shown that the Wnt/?-catenin pathway occurs in various stem cells in the nervous system and is upregulated after traumatic brain injury in mice

In addition to my bench research, I am very interested in how people learn and how to better support students in their learning. I hope to start research projects on the impact of collaborative learning strategies and service learning experiences on my own students’ learning.

Listings by Bryan White, Ph.D.

Research & Creative Projects

UW Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine (ISCRM) - UW Bothell Summer Research Program

Added on March 1, 2025

Research & Creative Projects

How are we Shifting Student Attitudes in Introductory Biology?

Added on September 7, 2023

Listings by Bryan White, Ph.D.

UW Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine (ISCRM) - UW Bothell Summer Research Program

How are we Shifting Student Attitudes in Introductory Biology?

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