Educational Programs

The Washington University Pediatric Center of Excellence in Nephrology (PCEN) offers a subsidy for single cell and spatial biology work related to pediatric kidney research through GTAC@MGI.

The Washington University Pediatric Center of Excellence in Nephrology (PCEN) offers a subsidy for your iPSC work. Learn more on how to request a JIT voucher to use toward your iPSC research (using GEiC resources from our Biomedical Core).

The Pilot and Feasibility program encourages young and established investigators to undertake research relevant to kidney development, engineering and disease multiomics to accelerate the acquisition of knowledge that can be applied to treatment of children with renal and urological diseases and engineer devices to replenish kidney function.

A summer research series for select undergraduates/medical students to perform research in PCEN members' laboratories/clinical service, and in affiliated labs that will be enhanced by dedicated lectures and discussions with clinical and research faculty across various aspects of kidney development, engineering and disease.

The PCEN Visiting Lecturer series features leading experts in pediatric nephrology and single cell studies.