Jesse Engreitz

Jesse Engreitz serves as an Assistant Professor at Stanford University, teaching core courses across Genetics, Bioengineering, and Developmental Biology disciplines throughout the academic year.

• GENE 219: Current Issues in Genetics (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• BIOE 391: Directed Study (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• BIOE 392: Directed Investigation (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• GENE 399: Graduate Research (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• GENE 299: Directed Reading in Genetics (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• GENE 260: Supervised Study (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• GENE 199: Undergraduate Research (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• GENE 200/DBIO 200: Genetics and Developmental Biology Training Camp (Autumn)

His research focuses on fundamental genetic mechanisms with direct applications in developmental biology and bioengineering, emphasizing hands-on student training through directed research projects and the specialized autumn training camp.

Professor Engreitz actively mentors students at all academic levels, overseeing undergraduate research (GENE 199), graduate research (GENE 399), and cross-disciplinary investigations (BIOE 391/392), demonstrating a commitment to cultivating next-generation scientists in genetic and developmental fields.