Events Lunch and Learn: High-Efficiency Cell Engineering at UCSF

Lunch and Learn: High Efficiency Cell Engineering Seminar at UCSF

Join us for a lunch and learn hosted by UCSF

Thursday, April 2, 2026

12:00 – 1:30 p.m.

In-person event details

Location:

University of California San Francisco (UCSF)
Room BH-215, Byers Hall, UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay
600 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94158, United States

Enjoy a complimentary lunch while discovering how MaxCyte can help advance your work in cell and gene therapy, cell engineering, and protein production. This in-person event will feature expert presentations from MaxCyte, sharing technical insights and real-world applications in cell engineering and gene therapy.

This event is hosted in partnership with UCSF.

In-person space is limited—reserve your seat today!

Speakers

Struan Bourke, PhD

Field Applications Scientist, MaxCyte, Inc.

Struan Bourke is currently a Field Application Scientist at MaxCyte supporting customers across the Pacific Northwest with cell and gene therapy and protein production solutions from early R&D through GMP manufacturing. He previously worked as a Senior Scientist at IndeeLabs, where he developed multiplex CRISPR editing in T-cells and optimized AAV vector production for immunotherapy applications.

Angel Galarza

Business Development Manager, MaxCyte, Inc.

Angel Galarza is the Business Development Manager for MaxCyte's Northwest region. Angel received his degree from UC Santa Cruz in Biology; his research explored the mitochondrial densities in northern elephant seals. Angel is a proven partner in supporting organizations in both academic and industry settings from research to commercialization, connecting scientists, manufacturing, and regulatory professionals to achieve their goals.