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Emily Day
Associate Professor, Biomedical EngineeringUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Day engineers drug & biomolecule nanocarriers for targeted treatment of cancers, blood disorders, and reproductive health conditions.
Jeff Karp
ProfessorBrigham and Women's Hospital - Harvard Medical School
Dr. Jeff Karp is a leading researcher in the fields of drug delivery, medical devices, stem cell therapeutics, and tissue adhesives.
Anna Moore
Director of Precision Health Program and Assistant DeanMichigan State University
Expert in imaging and image-guided therapies in cancer and diabetes
Eric Kmiec, Ph.D
Executive Director and Chief Scientific Officer, The Gene Editing InstituteChristianaCare
Dr. Kmiec, a pioneer in the field, has achieved several ground-breaking firsts in CRISPR gene editing.
Alissa Nolden
Assistant Professor of Food ScienceUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Alissa Nolden is a sensory scientist whose research focuses on chemosensory perception in humans.
Dr. Sima Salahshor
Adjunct ProfessorUniversity of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine
Health Innovation Advisory and Program Design & Management
Bin Chen
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Human DevelopmentMichigan State University
Dr. Chen is the founding member of DahShu, a non-profit organization to promote research and education in data sciences.
Nicholas J. Petrelli, M.D.
Bank of America Endowed Medical Director, Helen F. Graham Cancer Center and Research InstituteChristianaCare
Nicholas J. Petrelli is a nationally recognized expert on cancer.
Michael Hamblin, PhD
Principal Investigator, Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General HospitalAssociate Professor, Dermatology, Harvard Medical School
Dr. Hamblin's research interests are now broadly in the area of phototherapy for multiple diseases
Dr. Marty Makary
Physician, Researcher, Author, Medical CommentatorJohns Hopkins School of Medicine & Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health
This won't hurt a bit! In fact, your audience will say "Ahh" when a Johns Hopkins School of Medicine physician and author is at the podium