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Frank Sacks and three of his PhD students from Harvard School of Public Health stand in front of a poster, presenting their work at the International Symposium on Atherosclerosis in Amsterdam.

Five Questions with Frank Sacks

July 13, 2021 | A cardiovascular researcher discusses how funding has supported his work investigating cholesterol and cognitive heath.

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Photo of Junaid Nabi in a suit standing in front of a research poster.

Five Questions with Junaid Nabi

May 18, 2021 | Our ambassador for Postgraduate Education shares his work which examines how value-based healthcare strategy can transform delivery and promote health equity.

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Paul Lizano stands next to his research assistant, who is staring at the computer and wearing a cap with wires on it.

Five Questions with Paulo Lizano

March 23, 2021 | A neuropsychiatrist discusses his novel treatment for visual hallucinations using electrical stimulation.

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Jenna McNeill in scrubs in a hospital room working.

Five Questions with Jenna McNeill

March 9, 2021 | A trainee in our CT Research Academy broadens her research career in pulmonary hypertension and expands her connections to others in the field.

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Lauren Collen working in the lab with white coat and mask on.

Five Questions with Lauren Veit Collen

February 23, 2021 | A clinical fellow in gastroenterology, hepatology, and nutrition at Boston Children's Hospital learns to navigate launching a research career in gastroenterology as part of Harvard Catalyst's Clinical/Translational Research Academy.

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Haitham Alabsi looks at monitor while checking patients vitals in hospital room while another medical staff member in scrubs points at the monitor.

Five Questions with Haitham Alabsi

February 9, 2021 | Our C/T Research Academy trainee discusses the role of precision medicine in his work to create personalized treatments as part of neurocritical care and research.

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Gang Lou sits in an office near an eye machine and holds a smartphone horizontal showing a pair of eyes and nose showing it a patient (whose back of the head and shoulder are visible).

Five Questions with Gang Luo

January 21, 2021 | Our Sight & Science pilot funding awardee discusses his research using smartphone technology to assist the visually impaired.

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Niteesh Choudry, MD, PhD

Five Questions with Niteesh Choudhry

January 12, 2021 | Our associate director of Postgraduate Education discusses the importance of educating investigators across the spectrum of research.

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