19 Oct 2024
In honor of #WorldBioethicsDay, learn more about the Wyss' Collaborative Ethics Lead, Jeantine Lunshof, who has spent most of her career working alongside scientists, studying their work, and developing the field of Collaborative Ethics. #HOWyss
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24 Sep 2024
When Eliz Amar Lewis saw her grandma battle breast cancer, it inspired her to create a sophisticated therapeutic. Now, she’s developing an RNA-based cancer immunotherapy platform funded by @ARPA_H . Learn more about Eliz & her work in this month’s #HOWyss. wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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11 Sep 2024
"The reason DoriVac is so appealing is that it’s already working, and that’s amazing," says Yang (Claire) Zeng.
Read more about Claire and the DoriVac technology: wyss.harvard.edu/news/yang-c… #HOWyss
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27 Aug 2024
"I really wanted to get into the nitty-gritty of how to develop something from scratch, from idea to validation to commercialization." -Clarissa May Babila
#HOWyss #Diagnostics #BrainHealth
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20 Aug 2024
After a death in the family, @VinnySuja chose to go from wishing for a better future to creating one. Now, he’s refining Cellular “Backpacks” for drug delivery, diagnostics, & therapeutics. Learn more about Vinny & his work in this month’s #HOWyss wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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29 Jul 2024
When Clarissa May Babila was young, she loved learning about Rosalind Franklin. This passion eventually led her to the #WyssDxA. Now, she's using EVs to understand & diagnose brain disease. Learn more about Clarissa & her work in this month’s #HOWyss.
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26 Jun 2024
Justin Scott was working in finance when a chat with a friend who cared deeply about their job in science prompted a change. Now, he’s a scientist working on a variety of high-impact projects. Learn more about Justin and his work in this month’s #HOWyss.
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30 May 2024
Most believe that declining health as we age is inevitable – but not Alex Plesa. He thinks we just don’t understand aging. W/ the Ichor Project, he's discovering why cells age & how to reverse it. Learn more about Alex & his work in this month’s #HOWyss
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22 Apr 2024
When Emily Stoler was 18, she described her dream job to a taxi driver – now she has it. At the Wyss she's making connections and collaborating across disciplines to get #GreenTech out of the lab. #EarthDay #HOWyss
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26 Mar 2024
As an OB/GYN, @OlaGutzeit became frustrated by the lack of solutions for #WomensHealth problems like infertility. So, she decided to find better solutions by switching to research at the Wyss. Learn more about Ola and her work in this month’s #HOWyss. wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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15 Feb 2024
Once Bogdan Budnik found proteomics during his Ph.D., he knew he’d found the right fit. But, because of his cross-disciplinary background, it wasn’t until he joined the Wyss that he felt at home. Learn more about Bogdan & his work in this month’s #HOWyss
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24 Jan 2024
While attending med school, Emilia Javorsky realized how little research becomes therapies for patients. So, she decided to pursue translational research, soon joining the Wyss Mentor Hive. Learn about Emilia in this month’s #HOWyss #NationalMentoringMonth wyss.harvard.edu/news/emilia…
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28 Nov 2023
Liqun Wang's early career in fundamental research left her wanting to help patients. Eventually, she joined the #BrainTargetingProgram to develop technologies to better deliver drugs to the brain. Learn more about Liqun and her work in this month’s #HOWyss
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26 Oct 2023
According to @jenny_m_tam, science helps explain a chaotic world, answering important questions. At the Wyss, Jenny leads the CircaVent team, which aims to find new treatments for bipolar disorder. Learn more about Jenny & her work in this month’s #HOWyss
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28 Sep 2023
Growing up in the DR, Ana Carolina Villar de Jimenez showed her creativity through art & acting. Now she uses it to plan events that enable collaboration & translational science. Learn more about Ana & her work in this #HOWyss. #HispanicHeritageMonth wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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16 Aug 2023
Inspired by his doctor father, Erik Aznauryan’s interest in medicine began young. Now, instead of prescribing treatments, he’s developing a genome editing platform to better treat genetic diseases. Learn more about Erik & his work in this summer #HOWyss wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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3 Aug 2023
"While we’re developing these technologies, we’re mentoring the next generation of scientists, which is as much a part of our work as creating therapeutics." @GirijaGoyal
Sound cool? Read more about Girija in this #HOWyss and apply to join her team.
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23 Jun 2023
Driven by a desire to help patients, @NehaKapate is using her interdisciplinary engineering background & a new cell therapy method to find better ways to treat incurable conditions. Learn more about Neha & her work in this month's #HOWyss. #INWED23 wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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18 May 2023
With a background in electrical engineering, @Aricluwhu is forging his own path using orthogonally induced differentiation to form complex tissues, w/ the confidence he got from @saseconnect. Learn about Aric & his work in this #HOWyss #AAPIHeritageMonth wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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11 Apr 2023
Tal Gilboa is creating tools for Parkinson's diagnosis and monitoring, which could accelerate drug development efforts. Learn more about her and her work on #WorldParkinsonsDay #Parkinsons #HOWyss wyss.harvard.edu/news/humans…
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