Feng Zhang
Biochimico
Feng Zhang è un biochimico cinese-americano. Zhang attualmente detiene la cattedra James e Patricia Poitras in Neuroscienze presso il McGovern Institute for Brain Research e nei dipartimenti di Scienze cerebrali e cognitive e di Ingegneria... Wikipedia (inglese)
Nascita: 22 ottobre 1981 (età 42 anni), Cina
Istruzione: Università di Stanford (2004–2009), Università di Harvard (2004–2004) e Theodore Roosevelt High School (2000)
Organizzazioni fondate: Editas Medicine e Beam Therapeutics
Genitori: Guoqiang Zhang e Shujun Zhou
Zhang is a molecular biologist developing and applying novel molecular technologies for studying the brain. Zhang pioneered the development of genome editing ...
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Dr. Zhang is a molecular biologist focused on improving human health. He played an integral role in the development of two revolutionary technologies, ...
Feng Zhang discovers and develops CRISPR tools with the potential to diagnose and treat disease, including disorders affecting the nervous system. LAB WEBSITE.
Feng Zhang is a Chinese–American biochemist. Zhang currently holds the James and Patricia Poitras Professorship in Neuroscience at the McGovern Institute ...
Feng Zhang. HHMI / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Verified email at mit.edu - Homepage · neuroscience ...
Feng Zhang is mining biology's natural diversity to find new enzymes and systems that may be harnessed for use as molecular biology tools and novel therapeutic ...
6 nov 2015 · Feng Zhang, 34, of the Broad Institute and MIT is considered a double threat to win a Nobel prize for his work on CRISPR gene editing and ...
Zhang Lab. Lab Home · Areas of Focus · People. Primary Investigators. Feng Zhang. Core Member, Broad Institute Investigator, McGovern Institute for Brain ...
INVESTIGATOR. Dr. Zhang pioneered the development of CRISPR, a gene editing technique that can change, delete, and replace any genes in mammalian cells.
Researcher at Broad Institute and McGovern Institute at MIT.