Neural Stem Cell Institute Employee Directory

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About Neural Stem Cell Institute

the neural stem cell institute (nsci) is dedicated to developing regenerative stem cell therapies for various diseases of the central nervous system (cns): the brain, spinal cord and... Read more

Neural Stem Cell Institute Highlights:

Location	Employees
United States 🇺🇸	23

Neural Stem Cell Institute Leadership:

Employee	Department	Total Email Source
Sally Temple scientific director founder	Executive	4	Email

Contact profiles Neural Stem Cell Institute:

Employee	Department	Total Email Source
Suzanne Kawola graduate assistant		1	Email
Qingjie Wang medical student		1	Email
Steven Lotz flow cytometry specialist		3	Email
Janmeet Saini Post Doctoral Research Associate		1	Email
Thomas Kiehl principal investigator acting cio	Marketing	0	Email
Sarah Hirsch PhD Candidate		0	Email
Susan Borden Research Lab Technician	Support	0	Email
Adam Blau		0	Email
Thomas Irwin		0	Email
Nathan Boles Principal Investigator	Facilities	0	Email
Patrick Gordon		0	Email
Susan Goderie Lab Manager	Warehouse	0	Email
Ethan Woo Undergraduate Researcher		0	Email
Steven Lotz senior flow cytometry specialist		0	Email
Elizabeth Fisher Postdoctoral Fellow		0	Email
Nsci Social Social Media Manager	Marketing	0	Email
David Butler Principal Investigator	Facilities	0	Email
Mo Liu Postdoctral Fellow		0	Email
Kathryn Mcilroy project manager tau consortium	Support	0	Email
Jun Yan		0	Email
Christina Allen-Calabrese PhD Candidate		0	Email
Anne Messer Principal Investigator	Facilities	0	Email
Teresa Maietta		0	Email
Carol Charniga lab manager		0	Email

Neural Stem Cell Institute Email Metrics

Neural Stem Cell Institute has 33 email addresses.

Neural Stem Cell Institute has 31 personal email addresses, .

Neural Stem Cell Institute has 2 generic email addresses.

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