Jennifer A. Doudna was born February 19th, 1964 in Washington, DC, but grew up in Hilo, Hawaii. She earned a BA from Pomona College in 1985, and a PhD from Harvard Medical School in 1989.

Jennifer Doudna was born in 1964 in Washington DC but spent much of her childhood in Hilo, Hawaii. She was awarded her PhD by Harvard Medical School. This year is the first time any of the science ...

A group led by George Church, a professor at Harvard Medical School and MIT ... consequences of genome editing?” asked Jennifer Doudna, as we spoke in her office at the University of California ...

It’s been a mere 11 years since Professors Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier published their ... of tissue-resident stem cells in vivo,” they said. Over at Harvard University, scientists have ...

Harvard University Press caved in and lost what might have ... “The Double Helix” encouraged many generations of young students to go into molecular biology—including Jennifer Doudna, who received the ...

Jennifer Doudna, awarded the Nobel Prize for her work ... against the "Broad Institute", which is based at Harvard and is led by Feng Zhang, who claims to have been the first to have adapted ...

The request to withdraw the pair of European patents, by lawyers for Nobelists Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna ... the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, who claimed to have invented ...

With the explosion of AI in recent years, students can get a leg up, says Khan, who holds three degrees from MIT in mathematics, electrical engineering and computer science, and an MBA from Harvard ...

The number was topped only by Stanford at $8.3 million and Harvard at $8.5 million ... including the 2020 Nobel for Chemistry to Professor Jennifer Doudna for her role in the discovery of CRISPR ...

which was discovered by several researchers and the basis of the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry that was awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna. Charpentier is the founder of CRISPR ...

The number was topped only by Stanford at $8.3 million and Harvard at $8.5 million ... including the 2020 Nobel for Chemistry to Professor Jennifer Doudna for her role in the discovery of CRISPR ...