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Member Spotlight: Stephanie Protze, PhD
“I think the most rewarding aspect of the work that we all do in the stem cell field is the potential to move our discoveries into the clinic and improve the life of patients one day. Knowing this gives me a lot of motivation”.
Member Spotlight: Fiona Watt, PhD
“I am studying the stem cells of human epidermis, focusing on how cells exit from the stem cell compartment. What is most rewarding at present is validating our experimental observations using single cell RNA seq data from the Human Cell Atlas”.
Member Spotlight: Allon Klein, PhD
“It is hard for me to choose just a single most-rewarding aspect to our work. Probably it is the privilege of working with a brilliant, diverse, and compassionate group of lab members”.
Member Spotlight: Raj Kannan, PhD
“My lab is primarily interested in developing molecularly guided cancer prevention approaches for individuals at high-risk for developing breast and ovarian cancer”.
Member Spotlight: Kirstin Matthews, PhD
“Science policy is a collaborative endeavor. You need a strong understanding of the current research to make thoughtful and actionable recommendations for policy”.
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