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AMY ORSBORN NAMED 2025 SLOAN RESEARCH FELLOW
Brain-machine interface pioneer honored with prestigious early career fellowship
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UW'S NEWEST NOBEL LAUREATE
David Baker, professor of UW Biochemistry and adjunct faculty member of UW Bioengineering, has been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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EARLY CAREER LEADERS
Amy Orsborn and Elizabeth Wayne are selected as inaugural Emerging Leaders of the AIMBE
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SIMPLIFYING CHRONIC DISEASE MONITORING
Paul Yager receives funding to develop inexpensive at-home tests to monitor many chronic diseases
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SCIENTIST BY DAY AND AERIALIST BY NIGHT
PharBE alumnus Sherman Yu is bridging science and art in the pursuit of regenerative medicine
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DIVERSI-TEA
Issac “Izzy” Kim is building community one cup of boba at a time
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