Ryan Schreiner

Senior Research Associate in Systems and Computational Biomedicine

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Appointments

Senior Research Associate in Systems and Computational BiomedicinePrimary
Systems and Computational Biomedicine · 2026–

Past Appointments

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Regenerative Medicine Research in Medicine
Medicine · 2025–2026
Assistant Professor of Regenerative Medicine Research in Medicine
Medicine · 2021–2025
Assistant Professor of Cell Physiology Research in Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology · 2017–2020

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Completed grants (5)

Co-I
An Organ-on-VacularNet model for in vitro evaluation of radiation and drug therapies
National Cancer Institute · 2024–2025 · via Chromologic
75N91024C00068
Co-I
Tumor-On-VascularNet Platform for Enabling Immune Cancer Targeting
Bristol-Myers Squibb · 2023–2024Contract
SA 233903-01
Co-I
Hedgehog Signaling in Adult Choroid: Implications for Stem Cell Therapy of Retinal Disease
New York State Stem Cell Science (NYSTEM) · 2020–2021
DOH01-C32596CG
KP
Retina: Reversed Polarity and Morphogenesis of RPE
National Eye Institute · 2011–2021· 2 renewals
R01EY008538-26
KP
Sorting of Plasma Membrane Proteins in Epithelial Cells
National Institute of General Medical Sciences · 2012–2021· 2 renewals
R01GM034107-35

Scientists Engineer Customized Blood Vessels to Support Organ Regeneration and Identification of Cancer Treatments
September 9, 2020
A team led by Weill Cornell Medicine scientists has pioneered a method for manufacturing functioning human blood vessels and demonstrated that they can carry blood in lab-grown model organs and tumors.