University of California, San Francisco
Academic health sciences center combining clinical care, biomedical research and education. The organization operates multiple hospital campuses and research programs across the Bay Area, with research focus areas including precision medicine, genomics, stem cells, neuroscience, cancer, and digital health.
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Nr. of Employees
Very Large (1000+)
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, California, United States, North America
Patents
Methods for inhibiting HIV or HCV infection by administering TIM-3 binding inhibitors
US-11261231-B2
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Methods for inhibiting HIV or HCV infection by administering TIM-3 binding inhibitors
US-11261231-B2
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Inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical services delivered across multiple hospital campuses and specialty centers.
Basic and clinical research programs supporting discovery science, translational studies and clinical trials across multiple disease areas.
Organization of scientific conferences, public lectures, training programs and community events.
Publishing research news, media relations and producing educational multimedia content.
Inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical services delivered across multiple hospital campuses and specialty centers.
Basic and clinical research programs supporting discovery science, translational studies and clinical trials across multiple disease areas.
Organization of scientific conferences, public lectures, training programs and community events.
Publishing research news, media relations and producing educational multimedia content.
Expertise Areas
- Clinical care delivery
- Translational and basic biomedical research
- Precision medicine
- Genomics and genetics
Key Technologies
- Genomics and sequencing
- Induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) methods
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- Positron emission tomography (PET)
News & Updates
On-campus walk event in front of the main hospital entrance at Mount Zion.
Special event at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center related to World AIDS Day.
News article describing a study linking certain tantrum behaviors to observable brain activity in children.
News item describing use of text messaging to improve patient outreach and access to care.
Exploration of AI sentiment-analysis techniques and their potential applications in medical diagnosis.
On-campus walk event in front of the main hospital entrance at Mount Zion.
Special event at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center related to World AIDS Day.
News article describing a study linking certain tantrum behaviors to observable brain activity in children.
News item describing use of text messaging to improve patient outreach and access to care.
Exploration of AI sentiment-analysis techniques and their potential applications in medical diagnosis.