People
Biography
Dr. Shree is a physician-scientist who treats patients with lymphoma at the Knight Cancer Institute Lymphoma Clinic, and conducts research focused on cancer biology and immunology. She competed joint MD-PhD training at the Cornell/Rockefeller/Memorial Sloan-Kettering Tri-Institutional Program in New York City, where she studied tumor-associated macrophages in breast cancer with Dr. Johanna Joyce. She completed a residency in Internal Medicine and fellowship in Hematology/Oncology at Stanford University, followed by a post-doctoral fellowship and instructorship studying lymphoma biology and immunology in the laboratory of Dr. Ronald Levy. Outside of work, Dr. Shree spends time with her husband and two kids, and enjoys dancing, hiking, biking, and puzzles of all kinds.
Hong Guo, Ph.D., M.D.
Lab Manager
Hong grew up in China and completed her medical training at Peking University Health Science Center in China. She then received her PhD degree at the University of Hong Kong. After having been at University of Minnesota for over ten years, she moved to OHSU in 2023.
Matthew Stern, B.A.
PhD Student
Matthew is a PhD student in the PBMS program, with a B.A from Whitman college in biology and minor in chemistry. Prior to OHSU, Matthew worked as a senior research associate at Juno Therapeutics, developing T cell characterization and functional assays to investigate novel cell therapies for the treatment of solid tumors. Matthew spends his free time enjoying the PNW landscape by backpacking in the summer, skiing in the winter, and climbing whenever he gets the chance.
Emily Yeh, B.S.
Research Assistant
Emily is a graduate of the University of Oregon, receiving her B.S in biology and minor in chemistry. Prior to joining the Shree lab, Emily worked as a Lab Technician in the Bohannan Lab of the Institute of Ecology and Evolution, where she gained valuable experience in research on Bdellovibrio and protein diet impact on human intestinal health and microbiome. Her interest in improving patient health in the field of lymphoma and immunology led her to the Shree lab. In her free time, Emily enjoys staying active through running and tennis, as well as exploring the culinary delights of Portland with friends.