The NYSCF Fellowship Program

THE NEW YORK STEM CELL FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMScientists leading their generation in stem cell research

2017 - 2018

Cover : (L) Panos Douvaras, PhD, 2014 NYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellow Alumnus, and(R) Maitane Ortiz-Virumbrales, PhD, 2014 NYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellow Alumna

The New York Stem Cell Foundation is accelerating cures for the major diseases of our time

through stem cell research.

The NYSCF Fellowship Program

supports postdoctoral scientists at an early stage of their careers. These young

researchers hold the potential to accelerate treatments and cures. The

Program provides support for:

• NYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellows

The NYSCF Investigator Program

supports early career scientists, creating and promoting a global

community of leading stem cell and neuroscience researchers. The Program provides support for:

• NYSCF – Robertson Investigators• NYSCF – Robertson Stem Cell Prize Recipients

The NYSCF Research Institute

Laboratories conduct the most advanced human stem cell research and develop pioneering technologies for the field. Independent and privately funded,

NYSCF takes a “team science” approach to advance cures, collaborating with leading

global partners to unravel the root causes of disease through

the power of stem cells.

A global community of over 140 scientists leading their generation in cutting-edge research

NYSCF INNOVATOR COMMUNITY

The NYSCF Fellowship Program

supports postdoctoral scientists at an early stage of their careers. These young

researchers hold the potential to accelerate treatments and cures. The

Program provides support for:

• NYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellows

The NYSCF Investigator Program

supports early career scientists, creating and promoting a global

community of leading stem cell and neuroscience researchers. The Program provides support for:

• NYSCF – Robertson Investigators• NYSCF – Robertson Stem Cell Prize Recipients

The NYSCF Research Institute

Laboratories conduct the most advanced human stem cell research and develop pioneering technologies for the field. Independent and privately funded,

NYSCF takes a “team science” approach to advance cures, collaborating with leading

global partners to unravel the root causes of disease through

the power of stem cells.

The New York Stem Cell Foundation Fellowship Program supports the most talented young postdoctoral scientists at

critical junctures in their careers in the pursuit of innovative and groundbreaking stem cell

research. The Program provides support for the NYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellowship Awards.

Fellows are based at premier academic and medical institutions. All fellows receive an

annual stipend and additional support. NYSCF fosters its community of young scientists

through scientific retreats, an annual conference, and other events.

Support for the program is provided by Fiona and Stan Druckenmiller.

NYSCFFELLOWSHIP

PROGRAM

2017 NYSCF – DRUCKENMILLER FELLOWS

RAPHAEL LIS, PHDWeill Cornell Medical CollegeFaculty Sponsor: Shahin Rafii, MDTransplanting Stem Cells to Treat Sickle Cell Anemia

MARIA MARYANOVICH, PHDAlbert Einstein College of MedicineFaculty Sponsor: Paul Frenette, MDUnderstanding How Aging Affects Blood Stem Cell Production

SANGBUM PARK, PHD

JULIA TCW, PHD

Yale University

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Faculty Sponsor: Valentina Greco, PhD

Faculty Sponsor: Alison Goate, PhD

Studying the Interaction Between Skin Stem Cells and the Immune System

Using Stem Cells to Study Genetic Factors for Alzheimer’s Disease

Dr. Lis is aiming to find a cure for sickle cell anemia, a disorder that causes red blood cells to become misshapen and break down. He hopes to both study the disease and develop a potential treatment by correcting the mutation in tissue from affected patients and then converting the corrected cells to blood stem cells. These stem cells should eventually develop into healthy blood cells. This research could provide an approach to generate an unlimited supply of healthy red blood cells to replace the deformed ones caused by the sickle cell mutation.

Dr. Maryanovich is studying the effects of aging on the environment in which blood stem cells are produced. Her preliminary research has shown that aging leads to the loss of nerves that penetrate the bone marrow, and that adding back neural signals to older bone marrow can significantly rejuvenate blood stem cell function. Her research will specifically evaluate the role of nerves on the longevity of stem cells that support blood formation. This approach will help advance therapies for blood diseases associated with aging.

Dr. Park’s research focuses on wound repair, a complex process that requires the participation of multiple cell types coexisting in the tissue. A key goal is to understand how stem cells and immune cells interact during the repair process. Dr. Park will first identify changes in the real-time behaviors of immune cells that are associated with stem cell behaviors and then define the functional interactions between these two cell types in different parts of the skin. These studies will help scientists better understand chronic wound repair and tissue regeneration.

Dr. TCW is interested in understanding Alzheimer’s disease. Her research is focused on a mutant form of Apolipoprotein E (APOE), a major genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease. These studies will provide an opportunity to evaluate the APOE genetic contribution to neurodegeneration associated with the disease by using brain cells derived from human induced pluripotent stem cells. Through this research, Dr. TCW hopes to better understand how the APOE gene mutation specifically contributes to Alzheimer’s.

TAE WAN KIM, PHDMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterFaculty Sponsor: Lorenz Studer, MDStudying Cell Replacement Therapy to Treat Parkinson’s Disease

Dr. Kim is working on a cell replacement therapy as a treatment for Parkinson’s disease by utilizing stem cells to permanently repair and replace damaged cells in the brain. While the current protocols may be sufficient to initiate early stage clinical trails, there is ample room to further improve on the final brain cell product that results from these stem cells. This treatment would effectively provide an unlimited source of healthy brain cells and stand as an alternative to current pharmacological methods.

BENJAMIN LIN, PHDNew York University School of MedicineFaculty Sponsor: Ruth Lehmann, PhDVisualizing the Movement of Stem Cells for Potential Use in Regenerative Medicine

Dr. Lin studies stem cells that naturally exist in our bodies and transport themselves to different parts of the body where they are needed for cell repair or regeneration. In order to understand how these stem cells can be utilized to enhance regeneration, he is working to identify how these cells release themselves from their starting positions in the body and how they move to the next location. This research has implications to improve upon stem cell based transplantation therapies.

YING LIU, PHDWeill Cornell Medical CollegeFaculty Sponsor: Shahin Rafii, MDExploring the Role of Key Genes in Stem Cell Regulation

Dr. Liu is aiming to uncover the defects that are responsible for male infertility by identifying key changes to the chromosome that could potentially prevent the deleterious effects of cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy or radiation, which can result in sterility in up to 50% of patients. This research could lead to treatments to prevent or even reverse infertility and lead to the development of a method to convert stem cells into functional reproductive cells.


LAURA ANDRES-MARTIN, PHDWeill Cornell Medical CollegeFaculty Sponsor: Marco Seandel MD, PhDUsing Stem Cells to Understand How Mutations Can Cause Diseases

Dr. Andres-Martin is exploring the effect paternal age has on the incidence of complex disorders in children, such as autism, schizophrenia, congenital heart disease, and cancer. She has identified this paternal age effect (PAE) resulting in mutant sperm-forming stem cells of older fathers, where these mutant cells are in competition with normal cells. She also intends to screen for mutant reproductive cells as a preventative clinical measure.

DAFNE CAMPIGLI DI GIAMMARTINO, PHDWeill Cornell Medical CollegeFaculty Sponsor: Effie Apostolou, PhDUnderstanding Cellular Identity for Applications in Regenerative Medicine

Dr. Campigli Di Giammartino is aiming to shed light on a novel mechanism that induces normal cell types to acquire stem cell-like properties. The current understanding of this process revolves around the presence of specific transcription factors, proteins involved in gene expression. Her research supports the notion that physical rearranging of chromatin, the building blocks of chromosomes, is also an important part of the process.

HONGDA LI, PHD

BRETT SHOOK, PHD

The Rockefeller UniversityFaculty Sponsor: Joseph G. Gleeson, MDModeling a Neurodevelopmental Disorder Using Stem Cells

Dr. Li’s research focuses on primacy microcephaly (PM), a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by a reduction in brain size at birth, usually caused by defects in cell division. He has identified mutations in proteins involved in cell division in PM patients and plans to create stem cell models to better understand the role these mutations might have in the process of cell division. He will further test some therapeutic solutions for the disorder, which currently has no cure.


Yale UniversityFaculty Sponsor: Valerie Horsley, PhDUnderstanding How Fat Cells Contribute to Wound Healing

Dr. Shook is working to understand how the myriad of skin cell types interact to efficiently drive stem cell-mediated repair of chronic skin wounds. He is focusing specifically on fat cells, one of the most abundant but overlooked components of skin. His findings show that fat cells change their own gene expression and identity in the presence of wounds and play a crucial role in wound healing. This research has tremendous potential application in the treatment of chronic wounds in diabetic patients.

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterVUmc Cancer Center Amsterdam,The Netherlands

MARIA THEMELISenior Research Fellow

Weill Cornell Medical CollegeWeill Cornell Medical CollegeZHONGWEI CAOInstructor

The NYSCF Research InstituteThe NYSCF Research InstitutePANOS DOUVARASStaff Scientist

The NYSCF Research Institute The NYSCF Research InstituteBJARKI JOHANNESSONNYSCF Investigator

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiALEXANDRE GASPAR MAIAInstructor

TiGenix, SpainMAITANE ORTIZ-VIRUMBRALESSenior Scientist (R&D) Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany

DOMINIK PAQUETProfessor The Rockefeller University

Columbia UniversityColumbia UniversityLARRY LUCHSINGERAssociate Research Scientist

New York University School of Medicine

The San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy, Italy

RAFFAELLA DI MICCOPrincipal Investigator

Yale UniversityUniversity of PennsylvaniaPANTELIS ROMPOLASAssistant Professor

Albert Einstein College of MedicineAlbert Einstein College of MedicineSANDRA PINHOAssociate

YEAR NAME& CURRENT TITLE

FELLOWSHIP HELD AT:

CURRENT INSTITUTION

2012

2013

2014

University of Rochester Medical CenterUniversity of Calgary, CanadaSAMANTHA ENGLAND

Research Technician

The Rockefeller UniversityThe Rockefeller UniversityFABIEN LAFAILLEPostdoctoral Fellow

New York University School of MedicineA*STAR, IMCB, SingaporeWEE-WEI TEE

Principal Investigator

Harvard UniversityDana Farber Cancer InstituteYINGYING ZHANGSenior Scientist

NYSCF FELLOWSHIP ALUMNI

2015 Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterSJOUKJE VAN DER STEGENResearch Fellow


FELLOWSHIP HELD AT:

CURRENT INSTITUTION

2010 Columbia UniversityUniversity of Padova, ItalyELISA CIMETTAAssistant Professor

Columbia UniversityKing Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand

SHIVATRA NOI TALCHAIPrincipal Investigator

Harvard UniversityUniversity Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

NATALIE KIMSenior Scientist

Johns Hopkins UniversityOregon Health & Science UniversityIAN MARTINAssistant Professor

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterSoonchunhyang University,South Korea

JAE-WON SHIMAssistant Professor

2011 Weill Cornell Medical CollegeWeill Cornell Medical CollegeDILEK COLAKAssistant Professor

Weill Cornell Medical CollegeWeill Cornell Medical CollegeBI-SEN DING

Assistant Professor

The Rockefeller UniversityThe Feinstein Institute for Biomedical Research

MAYA TEVLINResearch Scientist

The Rockefeller UniversityTel Aviv University, IsraelTAMAR HERMESHAccelerated Medical Program Student

Columbia UniversityColumbia UniversityGEORGE KAI WANGAssociate Research Scientist

The Rockefeller UniversityHarvard UniversityYA-CHIEH HSUAssistant Professor

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, IsraelBar-Ilan University, IsraelOREN ZIV

Lab Manager

Weill Cornell Medical College, Qatar

Sidra Medical and Research Center,Qatar

CHRISTOPHE RAYNAUDStaff Scientist

Harvard UniversityNorthwestern UniversityEVANGELOS KISKINISAssistant Professor

Yale UniversityUniversity of Palermo, ItalyGIOVANNI ZITOResearch Associate

University of TexasHealth Science Center

SARAH XUELIAN HUANGAssistant Professor




2006

2007

2008

2009

The Rockefeller UniversityIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiELENA EZHKOVAAssociate Professor

Albert Einstein College of MedicineAlbert Einstein College of MedicineSRIRAM BANDIResearch Scientist

The Rockefeller UniversityNational Institute of Biological Sciences, China

TING CHENAssistant Investigator

Columbia UniversityInstitute of Biomedicine of Valencia, Spain

NURIA FLAMESPrincipal Investigator

The Salk Institute/Harvard UniversityAngelini, ItalyFRANCESCO PAOLO DI GIORGIO

Head of Research & Development

The NYSCF Research InstituteColumbia UniversityDIETER EGLIAssistant Professor

Harvard UniversityUniversity of Southern CaliforniaJUSTIN ICHIDAAssistant Professor

New York Neural Stem Cell InstituteNew York Neural Stem Cell InstituteCHRISTOPHER FASANOFormer Director of R&D

Columbia UniversityColumbia UniversityKEIICHI INOUEAssistant Professor

Weill Cornell Medical College/ Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterWeill Cornell Medical CollegeMARCO SEANDEL

Assistant Professor

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterJohns Hopkins UniversityGABSANG LEEAssociate Professor

Weill Cornell Medical CollegeWeill Cornell Medical CollegeDAYLON JAMESAssistant Professor

Columbia UniversityLudwig Botzmann Institute, Austria

DARJA MAROLTGroup Leader


FELLOWSHIP HELD AT:

CURRENT INSTITUTION

The NYSCF Research InstituteVALENTINA FOSSATI

NYSCF Senior InvestigatorIcahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai/The NYSCF Research Institute

University of TexasHealth Science Center

DUNG-FANG LEEAssistant Professor Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

�e Rockefeller University

Columbia University

Weill Cornell Medical College

�e Salk Institute


�e NYSCF Research Institute

University of Rochester Medical Center

New York Neural Stem Cell Institute

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiHarvard University

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterJohns Hopkins University

Yale University

�e Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel


INSTITUTIONSOF ALUMNI FELLOWS

CURRENT INSTITUTIONS OF ALUMNI

National Institute of Biological Sciences, China

TiGenix, Spain�e San Ra�aele Telethon Institute for Gene �erapy, Italy

University of Calgary, Canada

Institute of Biomedicine of Valencia, Spain

Tel Aviv University, Israel

University of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of Texas Health Science Center

University of Padova, ItalyUniversity of Palermo, Italy

University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

Northwestern University

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Ludwig Botzmann Institute, Austria

Oregon Health & Science UniversitySidra Medical and Research Center, Qatar

University of Pennsylvania

Soonchunhyang University, South Korea


King Mongkut's University of Technology �onburi, �ailand

A*STAR, IMCB, Singapore

Angelini, Italy

�e Feinstein Institute for Biomedical Research

VUmc Cancer Center Amsterdam, �e Netherlands

Bar-Ilan University, Israel



Columbia UniversityDana Farber Cancer Institute




Harvard University

Johns Hopkins University


INSTITUTIONSOF CURRENT FELLOWS

�e Rockefeller UniversityWeill Cornell Medical College

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Yale University



NYSCF FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM



Columbia University


�e Salk Institute



University of Rochester Medical Center


Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiHarvard University

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterJohns Hopkins University

Yale University

�e Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel


INSTITUTIONSOF ALUMNI FELLOWS

CURRENT INSTITUTIONS OF ALUMNI

National Institute of Biological Sciences, China

TiGenix, Spain�e San Ra�aele Telethon Institute for Gene �erapy, Italy

University of Calgary, Canada

Institute of Biomedicine of Valencia, Spain

Tel Aviv University, Israel

University of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of Texas Health Science Center

University of Padova, ItalyUniversity of Palermo, Italy

University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

Northwestern University

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Ludwig Botzmann Institute, Austria

Oregon Health & Science UniversitySidra Medical and Research Center, Qatar

University of Pennsylvania

Soonchunhyang University, South Korea


King Mongkut's University of Technology �onburi, �ailand

A*STAR, IMCB, Singapore

Angelini, Italy

�e Feinstein Institute for Biomedical Research

VUmc Cancer Center Amsterdam, �e Netherlands

Bar-Ilan University, Israel



Columbia UniversityDana Farber Cancer Institute




Harvard University

Johns Hopkins University


INSTITUTIONSOF CURRENT FELLOWS

�e Rockefeller UniversityWeill Cornell Medical College

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Yale University



NYSCF FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Creating a global community of scientists leading their generation in stem cell research

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Top row from left: Drs. Sjoukje van der Stegen and Gabsang Lee; Drs. Ying Liu, Sjoukje van der Stegen, Brett Shook, Alexandre Gaspar Maia, and Larry Luchsinger;Middle row from left: Drs. Elena Ezhkova, Tae Wan Kim, Ying Liu, Dominik Paquet, Alexandre Gaspar Maia, and Larry Luchsinger, Susan L. Solomon, CEO, NYSCF, Drs. Brett Shook, Hongda Li, Sjoukje van der Stegen, Panos Douvaras, Laura Andres-Martin;Bottom row from left: Dr. Panos Douvaras; Drs. Tae Wan Kim, Benjamin Lin, and Ying Liu

NYSCF INNOVATORS

NYSCF LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Roy Geronemus, MD, ChairmanSusan L. Solomon, CEO & Co-founderMargo AlexanderPeggy Brim BewkesMarilyn G. BreslowKaren E. Burke, MD, PhDPaul GoldbergerGeorge Lazarus, MDRichard J. Massey, PhDPaul M. MeisterStephen M. RossStephen M. ScherrStuart Smith, DPhilAnita Volz Wien

Katherine Bristor and William PriestDavid A. CarmelRussell L. Carson Chuck CloseAlan M. CohenShirley CookFiona and Stanley Druckenmiller Jodie and John EastmanFrank Gehry Lawrence E. Golub and Karen Finerman April GornikMarlene HessTania Higgins

Dorothy LichtensteinSandra LloydStephen MeringoffDavid MitnickNancy and Fred PosesCarol RoamanJulian RobertsonEric A. Rose, MDAndy RussellAlice ShureBarbara Stovall SmithNoelle and Dick Wolf

NYSCF’S Board of Directors are leaders in medicine, the arts, and business. Their talents and experience, combined with an unwavering commitment to advancing stem cell research, guide NYSCF in realizing its mission.

NYSCF’S Leadership Council members are valued ambassadors who are committed to funding and promoting NYSCF’s mission to accelerate cures through stem cell research.

as of 5/19/2017

The New York Stem Cell Foundation

NYSCF INNOVATORS

NYSCF – Robertson Stem Cell Investigators • Maria Barna • Deepta BhattacharyaKristen Brennand • Dieter Egli • Valentina Greco • Mitchell Guttman • Jacob Hanna • Justin IchidaAlexander Meissner • Malin Parmar • Jennifer E. Phillips-Cremins • Jay Rajagopal • Kristy Red-HorseTakanori Takebe • Feng Zhang • NYSCF – Robertson Neuroscience Investigators • Hillel Adesnik Edward Chang • Winrich Freiwald • Lisa Giocomo • Christopher Harvey • Daniel HuberZachary Knight • Maria Lehtinen • Michael A. Long • Dragana Rogulja • Vanessa Ruta • Kay M. TyeMelissa Warden • Claire Wyart • Michael Yartsev • NYSCF – Robertson Investigator Alumni Paola Arlotta • Ed Boyden • Shuibing Chen • Christopher Gregg • Takaki KomiyamaGabsang Lee • Gaby Maimon • Ravi Majeti • Derrick Rossi • Paul Tesar • Marius Wernig NYSCF Research Institute Investigators • Valentina Fossati • Bjarki Johannesson • Aiqun Li Scott Noggle • NYSCF – Ralph Lauren Investigator • Giuseppe Maria de PeppoNYSCF – Helmsley Stem Cell Investigator Alumni • Valentina Fossati • Darja MaroltNYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellows • Laura Andres-Martin • Dafne Campigli Di Giammartino Tae Wan Kim • Hongda Li • Benjamin Lin • Raphael Lis • Ying Liu • Maria MaryanovichSangbum Park • Brett Shook • Julia TCW • NYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellowship AlumniSriram Bandi • Zhongwei Cao • Ting Chen • Elisa Cimetta • Dilek Colak • Francesco Paolo Di GiorgioRaffaella Di Micco • Bi-Sen Ding • Panos Douvaras • Dieter Egli • Samantha England • Elena EzhkovaChristopher Fasano • Nuria Flames • Valentina Fossati • Alexandre Gaspar Maia • Tamar HermeshYa-Chieh Hsu • Sarah Xuelian Huang • Justin Ichida • Keiichi Inoue • Daylon JamesBjarki Johannesson • Natalie Kim • Evangelos Kiskinis • Fabien Lafaille • Dung-Fang LeeGabsang Lee • Larry Luchsinger • Darja Marolt • Ian Martin • Maitane Ortiz-VirumbralesDominik Paquet • Sandra Pinho • Christophe Raynaud • Pantelis Rompolas • Marco SeandelJae-won Shim • Shivatra Noi Talchai • Wee-Wei Tee • Maya Tevlin • Maria ThemeliSjoukje van der Stegen • George Kai Wang • Yingying Zhang • Giovanni Zito • Oren ZivNYSCF – Robertson Stem Cell Prize Recipients • Peter J. Coffey • Franziska MichorKazutoshi Takahashi • Amy J. Wagers • Marius Wernig • Feng Zhang • NYSCF Research InstituteKennedy Agwamba • Lauren Bauer Vensand • Katie Brenner • Geoff Buckley-Herd • Sean DesMarteauPanos Douvaras • Patrick Fenton • Eliana Forero • Yosif Ganat • Jordan GoldbergYa-Chu Juliana Hsu • Christopher Hunter • Tanya Jain • Travis Kroeker • Ilya Kruglikov • Gregory LallosSam Levy • Hector Martinez • Barry McCarthy • Paul McCoy • Rick Monsma • Dorota MoroziewiczReid Otto • Daniel Paull • Brandon Pearl • Katie Reggio • Tomasz Rusielewicz • Ana SevillaMartina Sladkova • Bruce Sun • Cecile Terrenoire • Michael Yaffe • Monica Zhou • Matthew Zimmer

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