Noah Hornick, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Member, Knight Cancer Institute

My research interests are focused on the way in which the immune system within the skin regulates itself to provide protection against external invaders and against cancer from within, and on how this regulation breaks down in the development of inflammatory skin disease, and when patients are treated with cancer immunotherapy.

When I'm not in lab or in clinic, I enjoy spending time with my wife and two cats, exploring the Pacific Northwest, playing and listening to music, and spending time outside doing whatever activity the weather is encouraging.

Rosalyn Fey, Ph.D.
feyr@ohsu.edu
Computational Biologist 2

Undergraduate: Berry College
Graduate: Oregon State University
Background/Interests: Biological rhythms, computational biology

I joined the Hornick lab at the beginning of 2023 after earning my Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Biophysics from Oregon State University. I am excited to branch out into learning about immunology and oncology, and to gain experience working with single-cell sequencing data.

Outside of lab I enjoy reading, language learning, cooking, and being in the garden with my dog, Samson.

Avery Billo, BS
billo@ohsu.edu
Research Assistant 2

Undergraduate: University of Oregon
Background: Protein Engineering 

I am from Portland and moved back here to join the Hornick lab in August of 2023 after graduating with my Bachelors from the University of Oregon. During my time in undergrad, I worked in the Plesa Lab researching fluorescent protein optimization utilizing machine learning and high-throughput gene synthesis. I am looking forward to expanding my knowledge on immunology and dermatology, while learning new methods and technology. 

In my free time I like to cook (mainly risotto), listen to music, watch movies with my friends, and thrift new clothing or decor.