Nonprofit organization dedicated to advocacy, outreach and support of early career physician-scientists
Joined April 2024
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📢All residents/fellows/early career physician-scientists! Watch out for a survey coming from your PDs to assess factors that have helped or hindered your research careers thus far! Take 5-7 min to complete. Results will be used for advocacy & can be used to guide policy!
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.@OlshanLaw Corporate partners @raab_esq and Honghui Yu recently presented on "Legal Issues in Capital Raises for Early Stage Companies" to an audience of physician-scientists, founders and funders at an event hosted by the American Junior Investigator Association (@AJIAorg).
Mitch and Honghui shared their insights and experience on key legal issues that founders of early-stage life sciences companies face, including securities law compliance, choosing the right entity structure and the right instrument, term sheet negotiations and intellectual property protection and licensing.
Thank you to AJIA for supporting pioneering physician-scientists and for such a fantastic event!
#OlshanLaw #EarlyStageCompanies #LifeSciencesCompanies #CorporateLaw #SecuritiesLaw
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Thank you @Character_Media for highlighting the @OpenAI game changers summit and me and @Olympic paralympic champion 🏆🥇 Brett Bolton @KellyMiLi
Inspired by ideas💡& real 🌎 implementation of AI from across the @NBA , @NFL , @MLB , @MLS @NASCAR & more. Great meeting Mo Dabbah (@Como_1907), catching up with @edcatmull, @maureen_fan & @KellyMiLi!
Huge thanks @OpenAI, @CaitlinMaltbie & @NatalieCone9! 🚀
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Moneyball was just the beginning. ⚾🏀🏈⚽
@OpenAI's #GameChangersSummit, I discussed using AI + physiology, imaging, genomics & wearables to personalize training, recovery & lifelong athlete health. We need to optimize not just seasons & careers, but decades that follow. ❤️🏆
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1/ Heart disease leaves signals everywhere, genes, transcriptomes, imaging & EHRs. 🧬🫀🤖
The next frontier is learning how to UNIFY them.
Join us at #ScientificSessions26
🗓 Nov 8 | 3:30 PM
📍 S106B | EP.CVS.08
@AHAScience
🤖 Made with AI
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🚨 4 studies. 3 days. One mission: decode cardiotoxicity before irreversible heart injury. 🧬🫀
At #ScientificSessions26, our @YaleMed @YaleCardiology team is bringing together CMR + AI + single-cell genomics + immunology to rethink cardio-oncology. @AHAScience @YaleCancer
🤖 Made with AI
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NEWS: NIH announces record number of early career investigator grants, launches new recruitment initiative for intramural research.
Read the full story ➡️ bit.ly/3Vp3y4t
For more information, view our website: juniorinvestigator.org
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Thanks so much @clairepomeroy! I have a great role model ☺️
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Thank you for joining us and keep making the world better, @jennkwanMDPhD!
@LaskerFDN awards: Celebrating scientists who dedicated their lives turning discovery into hope. From decoding sleep/orexin biology,➡️advancing transformative therapy for hemophilia A,➡️ @realmikefox turning dx into a global movement for Parkinson’s research w/@NobelPrize winners
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Accepting the Public Service #LaskerAward, Michael J. Fox issued a call to action, urging the audience to “urge your professional societies, research institutes, health systems and policymakers to support investment that will defeat PD and brain disease.”
❤️🩹 Learn more about Fox’s #ParkinsonsDisease research advocacy:
ow.ly/ifcn50ZPK78
![“I accept this award on behalf of the millions who are helping make the seemingly impossible inevitable. Please join us.” [Michael J. Fox seated in a black suit and a blue tie delivering his 2026 Lasker Award acceptance speech with a quote about collective effort in medical progress.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HSxM1iTWkAAKxDE.jpg?name=orig)
ALT “I accept this award on behalf of the millions who are helping make the seemingly impossible inevitable. Please join us.” [Michael J. Fox seated in a black suit and a blue tie delivering his 2026 Lasker Award acceptance speech with a quote about collective effort in medical progress.]
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Ahead of the US-China summit, we explore what cancer-research cooperation could look like/why it matters. Global science requires people trained to do it. Our @washingtonpost piece highlights connecting scientific discovery while sustaining the workforce tinyurl.com/4xrbb955
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@LaskerFDN awards: Celebrating scientists who dedicated their lives turning discovery into hope. From decoding sleep/orexin biology,➡️advancing transformative therapy for hemophilia A,➡️ @realmikefox turning dx into a global movement for Parkinson’s research w/@NobelPrize winners
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Research gets personal: during his Clinical Medical Award acceptance speech, #LaskerLaureate Tomoyuki Igawa shared a profound, intimate moment that influenced his pursuit of a treatment for hemophilia A.
🎞️ Watch here.
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Lizzi Lee and @jennkwanMDPhD argue that the United States and China “can make significant strides on cancer research, even amid deep strategic mistrust.”
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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Presenting the 2026 Public Service Award, Peggy Hamburg says this prize is about showing appreciation and drawing inspiration from public service that has advanced medical research and public health.
“This year's recipient is especially worthy of this award,” she says of #LaskerLaureate Michael J. Fox (@realmikefox). @MichaelJFoxOrg
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“I’m probably the first high school-dropout to sit on this stage,” 2026 Public Service Award winner @realmikefox says during his #LaskerAward acceptance speech. Fox reflects on his journey from founding @MichaelJFoxOrg in 2000 to the ongoing fight to “defeat #Parkinsons and all brain diseases.” ❤️🩹
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Inspiring night @TIME 100 Health Leadership Forum. @oliviamunn on breast health. @melindagates on ♀️’s healthy aging. @mariashriver on ♀️’s brain health. @realmikefox asked by TIME’s @AliceParkNY what he wants to be remembered for: work & advocacy toward tackling Parkinson’s.
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I spoke with @Nature, alongside several other researchers, about why many AI researchers still choose academia despite the growing pull of industry. Academia's unusual freedom to choose which questions are worth pursuing is powerful. But I do not think academia and industry need to be opposites. As AI reshapes science, we need models that let them co-evolve, combining academia's long-term freedom and openness with industry's resources, scale, and ability to rapidly translate ideas into impact. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Had an incredible experience at @escardio in Munich! 🇩🇪
Shared my work with @jennkwanMDPhD on:
💊 Kinase inhibitor cardiotoxicities, and the prognostic value of imaging
🧬 CHIP as an independent risk factor for diastolic dysfunction in cancer patients
