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“I am grateful to all my colleagues for their support over the past 20 years,” said Dr. Grigorieff, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator and professor of RNA therapeutics.
Grigorieff uses a 300,000-volt electron microscope to see molecules that operate as minute biological “machines” inside of cells. He writes his own specialized computer software to transform data from the microscope into vivid, three-dimensional images of cell components. He has a PhD from the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom, and has been investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute since 2000.
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For decades, scientists at the University of Massachusetts Medical School have been pioneers in RNA biology and leading innovators in the development of information-based therapeutics: cutting-edge therapeutic tools that leverage our advanced understanding of the human genome in ways that are revolutionizing how we treat disease. With your support, we are poised to unleash their power, and change the world for the better.
