University of California San Francisco

Overview

University of California San Francisco, or UCSF, is the institution named in the Huberman Lab immune-system episode as Max Krummel’s academic home.

Current Profile

The current wiki evidence only uses UCSF as institutional context for Krummel’s immunology and cancer-biology expertise. The page therefore stays narrow: UCSF anchors the source’s biomedical-research authority but is not independently profiled beyond that episode.

Key Characteristics

• Appears as the academic institution connected to Max Krummel.
• Grounds the episode’s immunology and cancer-biology discussion in a biomedical-research context.
• Is currently represented by a single source note rather than a broad institutional history.

Evidence

• Institutional affiliation: How Your Immune System Works & How to Improve It | Dr. Max Krummel introduces Krummel as a UCSF professor and expert in immunology and cancer biology.
• Biomedical-research context: How Your Immune System Works & How to Improve It | Dr. Max Krummel uses Krummel’s expertise to discuss cancer immunotherapy, T cells, vaccines, and immune aging.
• Source boundary: How Your Immune System Works & How to Improve It | Dr. Max Krummel does not provide a wider UCSF institutional profile.

Qualifications

This page is intentionally thin. It should not be used as a general UCSF institutional summary until additional sources discuss the university directly.

What Changed

• Created the page as institutional context for Max Krummel’s Huberman Lab appearance.

Relationships

• Max Krummel - UCSF-affiliated immunologist and cancer biologist in the source.
• Huberman Lab - podcast where the institution is named.
• Immune System As Tunable Sensor Network - biomedical topic grounded through Krummel’s UCSF context.