Regular biography
Ashley Marie Maynard is a Scientist at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the BIO department. Her research focuses on areas not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Maynard leads the Maynard Group within the School of Engineering (SV), Department of Basic Medical Sciences (BMI). She is involved in teaching and supervising PhD students, including Manuel Bradicic, Eugenio Stefano Gentile, and Tekin Can Sobaci. Her contact details are ashley.maynard@epfl.ch, and her profile page can be accessed at https://people.epfl.ch/ashley.maynard?lang=en.
Scholar-generated biography
Ashley Maynard's research focuses on Neuroscience, Cancer Biology, Developmental Biology, Regeneration, and Single-cell genomics. Her work explores the molecular mechanisms underlying aging, tissue regeneration, and cancer evolution through single-cell transcriptomic and genomic approaches. By analyzing single-cell data from diverse organisms, including mice, axolotls, and oysters, Maynard investigates cellular heterogeneity, lineage tracing, and the impact of environmental stressors on cellular function. Her studies also examine the role of genetic alterations in cancer progression and the development of therapeutic resistance. Additionally, she contributes to the creation of comprehensive single-cell atlases, such as the Tabula Muris, to enhance our understanding of biological processes at the cellular level.