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Bioengineer Celeste Nelson, who explores the architecture of animal tissues and organs, has won a Director's Pioneer Award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), recognizing her major contributions to the field of tissue engineering.
Princeton bioengineer Clifford Brangwynne has won the 2023 Breakthrough Prize for Life Sciences, recognizing his contributions to the study of living cells. Brangwynne’s research has changed how scientists understand cellular organization by linking biology with materials science and engineering, leading to foundational insights about cell functions and suggesting new ways to treat diseases such as cancer, ALS and Alzheimer’s.
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Speakers
- Sofia QuinodozAffiliationPostdoc, Brangwynne LabPresentationBuilding genomic tools to map the functions of condensates in the cell
- Samuel EastmanAffiliationPostdoc, Conway LabPresentationParallel plant-microbe engineering for persistence in the root microbiome: Repurposing the mechanisms of nature's bioengineer
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- Liyuan ZhuAffiliationPostdoc, Toettcher LabPresentationA generalizable screening platform for engineering light-switchable proteins
- Ting JiangAffiliationPostdoc, Conway LabPresentationTBD