Academics

Dr. Joe Gray, Ph.D., is now Professor Emeritus at OHSU. This is his former lab page.

Joe Gray, Ph.D., has been teaching cancer biology and medical genetics since the 1990s. He is admired for his ability to speak to audiences of all levels.

Teaching

At OHSU, Dr. Gray has delivered lectures to classes in the Cancer Biology, Biomedical Engineering, and Public Health and Preventive Medicine programs. Below is a summary of the recent courses he has taught or for which he has delivered lectures.

2017

  • Cancer Intersession: Medicine of tomorrow, “Understanding and managing cancer as a heterogeneous, adaptive disease,” OHSU School of Medicine (Guest instructor: February, July, November, March)
  • Measurement Science Lecture, “Parallel Sequencing: Personal experiences with technology development,” OHSU (Course CONJ 670)

2016

  • Cancer Intersession: Medicine of tomorrow, “Understanding and managing cancer as a heterogeneous, adaptive disease,” OHSU School of Medicine (Guest instructor: February, July, November, March)

2015

  • Prequalifying Ph.D. Research, Biomedical Engineering, OHSU (Course BME601-JG)
  • Ph.D. Dissertation Research, Biomedical Engineering, OHSU (Course BME603-JG)
  • Foundations of Measurement Science Course Lecture, “Parallel Sequencing: Personal experiences with technology development” Biomedical Engineering, OHSU (Course CONJ 670)

2014

  • Prequalifying Ph.D. Research, Biomedical Engineering, OHSU (Course BME601-JG)

2013

  • Cancer Biology Research, OHSU (Course CANB 601 02)

2011

  • Genomics and Public Health Policy, OHSU Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, “Genome (whole and deep exome) sequencing with a focus on personalized medicine”

Videos

Videos of Joe Gray delivering lectures.

Feb 4, 2015: How does your brain affect cancer? (49 min) 

Apr 26, 2015: "A Spatial Systems Biological View of Cancer," Keynote at IBC Life Sciences' Antibody Engineering & Therapeutics 2015 in San Diego. (27 min)