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Congratulations and Farewell!

7/27/2018

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The Novina lab would like to congratulate Cailin Joyce, PhD on her new position as a Scientific Writer at Agenus. She played a critical role in the Novina Lab since 2012 as our Instructor of Medicine. Although we will miss Cailin dearly, please join us in wishing her good luck in her future endeavors! 
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Welcome Ribal Bassil!

7/16/2018

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We would like to welcome Ribal Bassil MD, joining the Novina Lab as faculty. Ribal is a neurologist currently completing a neurocritical care fellowship at the Massachusetts General Hospital and the Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH). Prior to his neurology training, Ribal completed a postdoctoral research fellowship in neuroimmunology at BWH, studying the role of the Notch signaling pathway in T-cell differentiation and function in an animal model of multiple sclerosis. Ribal will be working on identifying unique tumor antigens and developing chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cells against primary brain tumors at the Novina Lab.
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Welcome Sabine Studer!

7/2/2018

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We would like to welcome Sabine Studer PhD, a new postdoctoral fellow. Prior to the Novina Lab, Sabine was a part of the Hilvert Lab at ETH Zurich, working on metalloenzyme engineering where she focused on understanding how a simple metal-binding protein can be transformed into a proficient biocatalyst. With us, Sabine will work on epigenetic engineering of disease-relevant loci focused on the BCL11A locus using a de novo methyltransferase recently described by the Novina Lab. She will be co-mentored by our close collaborator, Dr. Dan Bauer (Boston Children’s Hospital).
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