Professor, Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine Wake Forest University
Colin E. Bishop PhD holds the position of Professor in the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine. His research interests include Gene Editing, Reproductive Genetics and Stem Cell Biology. His current research involves the construction of a human “body on a chip” using Organ Tissue Equivalents (Organoids) for fast predictive toxicology studies and disease modeling.
A world where we can accurately foresee pandemics and minimize their impact. We seek to forecast and control future viral pandemics by addressing the grand challenge of uncovering the genetic, molecular, cellular, and chemical rules of life underlying pathogen-host interactions through community-based and ethically grounded research.
Leslie Thornton-O’Brien, M.A.
Project Manager, NSF COMPASS Center
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Blacksburg, VA 24060
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