Aviv Regev
Aviv Regev · Science & Medicine
Computational biologist and a founder of the Human Cell Atlas using single-cell genomics.
1971, Israel
Israel · United States
Aviv Regev is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Computational biologist and a founder of the Human Cell Atlas using single-cell genomics.
Aviv Regev is an Israeli-American computational and systems biologist who pioneered single-cell genomics and is a founding leader of the Human Cell Atlas, an international effort to map every cell type in the human body. She was a core member of the Broad Institute and MIT before becoming head of Research and Early Development at Genentech. She is Israeli and Jewish, and her methods transformed how biologists analyze cellular diversity.
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Computational biologist and a founder of the Human Cell Atlas using single-cell genomics.
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Biology
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