
Harnessing microscopy and AI / ML, deciphering biology, discovering new classes of #antiinfectives
Princeton NJ, US
Joined February 2022
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Thrilled that John Alter, head of external affairs, is among the speakers at @Trin_AMR_action Annual Antimicrobial Resistance Conference at Trinity College. Should be an insightful #AMR event! Learn more: eventbrite.com/e/trinity-amr…
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The US government’s @BARDA & @wellcometrust will provide up to an additional $370M to @CARB_X to support a portfolio of therapeutics, diagnostics and preventatives to address the global health threat of antimicrobial resistance #AMR.
➡️ Announcement: bit.ly/3a2WSkx
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“We’re going to get this over the finish line.” Thank you @MichaelBennet for your optimism and determination to see PASTEUR passed. #SquashSuperbugs
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“Conduct research today so we will have antibiotics tomorrow” – wise words from @koutterson pharmaphorum.com/r-d/the-ant… #AMR
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“Both companies have attractive profiles, but for different reasons. But what they have in common is good science that, if successful, will address a pressing medical need.” CEO Henry Skinner on investing in @AdaptivePhageTx and @VenatorxPharma #AMR statnews.com/pharmalot/2022/…
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“Antimicrobial resistance is an erupting volcano.” A sobering piece of reporting from @FT on #AMR crisis in Africa that highlights the important & intersecting roles diagnostics, lab capacity, supply chain safety, and biopharma innovation all play. ft.com/content/95f150df-5ce6…
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ICYMI, last month we named nine appointees to our independent scientific advisory board, which will help evaluate the scientific merit, patient benefit, and public health impact of potential investments. amractionfund.com/resources/… #AMR
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“Antibiotic resistance could well become the leading cause of death by infectious disease in the coming years.” Read Ramanan Laxminarayan and @UKAMREnvoy on what policymakers can do about this growing public health crisis.
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