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She is a biomedical scientist with an extensive background in regenerative medicine, stem cells and tissue-engineering research. Angela Papalamprou, PhD Recently, Papalamprou was one of two Cedars-Sinai postdocs who were awarded the New Investigator Recognition Award from the Orthopaedic Research Society at its 2022 annual meeting in Tampa, Florida. The award recognized her research using induced pluripotent stem cells to create clinically relevant tendon progenitor cells to induce regenerative responses when transplanted into injured tendons.
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She is a biomedical scientist with an extensive background in regenerative medicine, stem cells and tissue-engineering research. Angela Papalamprou, PhD Recently, Papalamprou was one of two Cedars-Sinai postdocs who were awarded the New Investigator Recognition Award from the Orthopaedic Research Society at its 2022 annual meeting in Tampa, Florida. The award recognized her research using induced pluripotent stem cells to create clinically relevant tendon progenitor cells to induce regenerative responses when transplanted into injured tendons.
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Here, we learn more about what inspired her pursue a STEM career. What inspired you to become a scientist? Science and math were among my favorite subjects early on, and I was naturally good at them.
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Here, we learn more about what inspired her pursue a STEM career. What inspired you to become a scientist? Science and math were among my favorite subjects early on, and I was naturally good at them.
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My first mentor, Dr. Georgina Ellison-Hughes. Her passion for science inspired me to pursue a PhD.
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My first mentor, Dr. Georgina Ellison-Hughes. Her passion for science inspired me to pursue a PhD.
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She combines the rare qualities of being a very bright and kind individual that embodies the values of hard work, discipline and integrity. What has been your greatest scientific achievement in your career so far? I've had the pleasure to find myself in newly established laboratories both for my PhD and postdoctoral training.
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She combines the rare qualities of being a very bright and kind individual that embodies the values of hard work, discipline and integrity. What has been your greatest scientific achievement in your career so far? I've had the pleasure to find myself in newly established laboratories both for my PhD and postdoctoral training.
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As such, I had to set up brand-new projects from the beginning, which required a lot of legwork. In both cases, I was able to get results in terms of publication output and awards.
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As such, I had to set up brand-new projects from the beginning, which required a lot of legwork. In both cases, I was able to get results in terms of publication output and awards.
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Personally, I consider my greatest scientific achievement so far to be my contribution during my PhD training to the method for the development of a patented extracellular matrix biomaterial. How do you want to change the world? As a principle, I strive to have a positive impact in the world around me.
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Personally, I consider my greatest scientific achievement so far to be my contribution during my PhD training to the method for the development of a patented extracellular matrix biomaterial. How do you want to change the world? As a principle, I strive to have a positive impact in the world around me.
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In practical terms, I strive to be helpful and of value to my colleagues and our team. With regards to my personal motivation, I'd like to contribute to science that will have a direct impact on patients' lives, which is what attracted me to the field of regenerative medicine.
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In practical terms, I strive to be helpful and of value to my colleagues and our team. With regards to my personal motivation, I'd like to contribute to science that will have a direct impact on patients' lives, which is what attracted me to the field of regenerative medicine.
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