Jay Schneekloth

Principal Investigator

NIH

Marcel Blommers

CSO

Saverna

Sarah Woodson

Professor of biophysics

John Hopkins

Sarah Woodson is the T. C. Jenkins Professor of Biophysics at Johns Hopkins University.  She received her PhD in Biophysical Chemistry in 1987 with Donald Crothers at Yale University, and did postdoctoral research in the laboratory of Thomas Cech at the University of Colorado Boulder.  Her research group studies how RNA molecules fold into specific three-dimensional structures, and how the RNA and proteins components of cellular complexes such as the ribosome come together. Dr. Woodson was elected a AAAS Fellow, the President of the RNA Society and received the Lifetime Service Achievement Award from the RNA Society in 2020.

Rachel Green

Professor of Molecular Biology and Genetics

John Hopkins

Gene Yeo

Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine

UCSD

Francois Fuks

Chief Scientific Advisor

Epics

Jonathan Hall

Professor of Chemistry

ETC Zurich

Wah Chiu

Professor bioengineering

Stanford University

Jack Rogers

Associate Professor of Psychiatry

HMS

Craig Blain

Associate Director

Arrakis