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Graduates 1996/1997

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Dr. Amy Anderson (Sadly Passed Away July 17, 2016) Graduate Advisor: Dr. Christin Frederick Most Recent: Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, Head of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy Dr. Cynthia Bamdad...

Graduates 1997/1998

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Dr. John-Marc Chandonia Graduate Advisor: Dr. Martin Karplus Current: Principal Investigator, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Dr. Daniel Crevier Graduate Advisor: Dr. Markus Meister Current: Software Engineer at The Trade Desk, Inc. Dr. Temesgen...

Graduates 1998/1999

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Dr. Xiaobing Chen Graduate Advisor: Dr. Howard Berg Current: Research Fellow, Laboratory of Neurobiology, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, National Institutes of Health, Divison of Intramural Research Dr. James Chou Graduate...

Graduates 1999/2000

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Dr. Sung Eun Choe Graduate Advisor: Dr. Eugene Shakhnovich/ Dr. Gerhard Wagner Current: Senior Scientist, Agios Pharmaceuticals Dr. Erik Robert Evensen Graduate Advisor: Dr. Martin Karplus Current: Senior Director of Computational Sciences, Nodality, Inc...

Graduates 2000/2001

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Dr. Gabriel F. Berriz Graduate Advisor: Dr. Eugene Shakhnovich Current: Research Scientist, Department of Systems Biology, Harvard Medical School Dr. Martha L. Bulyk Graduate Advisor: Dr. George Church Current: Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical...

Graduates 2001/2002

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Dr. Lawrence P. Cogswell III Graduate Advisor: Dr. Gary Strichartz Current: Principal, Hamilton, Brook, Smith and Reynolds, Intellectual Property Law Dr. Marc Damelin Graduate Advisor: Dr. Pamela Silver Current: Senior Director, Oncology Biotherapeutics...

Preliminary Qualifying Examination (PQE)

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The Preliminary Qualifying Examination is an important requirement towards the Ph.D. degree and must be completed before full-time research on the dissertation begins. The examination paper (approximately 12 to 15 pages in length) is a proposal of a...

Gabriel Kreiman, Ph.D. (He/ Him/ His)

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Investigating the neuronal circuits responsible for visual recognition and learning.

The Kreiman lab is interested in elucidating how neural circuits compute and building biologically-inspired Artificial Intelligence. To this end, we combine behavioral...

Adam E. Cohen, Ph.D. (He/ Him/ His)

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Physical tools to study molecules, cells, and organisms.

We invent new physical tools to probe biological structures. We use our tools to make new measurements. We choose problems by looking in unexplored regimes of time and space. We combine protein...

Teaching

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Students are required to teach 1 semester. Experience as a teacher is a valuable part of a graduate training program. In their second year, students are required to teach one semester in an undergraduate course (or graduate level course, if appropriate to...

Dissertation Advisory Committee (DAC)

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The DAC is made up of 3 individuals (faculty) considered to have expert knowledge in the student’s chosen field of research. The Program requires that at least two of the DAC members hold a Harvard faculty appointment (for reasons pertaining to the...

Preparing for the DAC Meeting

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A student’s first DAC meeting should take place no later than 6 months past the completion of the qualifying exam, but it can certainly occur much earlier, if it is appropriate. One week prior to the meeting, students must submit to their DAC a written...