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Team eDyNAmiC Team Lead Featured in Science

September 24, 2025

Team eDyNAmiC Team Lead Featured in Science

September 24, 2025
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Team eDyNAmiC Team Lead, Paul Mischel, was featured in a recent issue of Science – Vol 389, Issue 6765, in a News Features story by Elie Dolgin. The story focuses on Paul’s career path from starting his lab in the 1990s, his focus on the gene EGFR and its impact on glioblastoma, to his lab’s observation of ecDNA in cancer cells; and ultimately, the formation of team eDyNAmiC, funded by Cancer Grand Challenges in 2022.

Along with the story, there is an accompanying podcast.


Featured image is taken from Science. Photo credit: Timothy Archibald.

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