Paul Gabriel is a senior research scientist with a diverse academic background, and over 21 years of experience in medical research. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Michigan State University, a Master of Science in Biochemistry from New York University (NYU), and a PhD in Genomics from Boston University. This unique combination of disciplines equips him with a holistic understanding of the biochemical and genetic factors that influence health and disease.
Paul’s research interests are centered around cancer research, particularly the genomic aspects of tumor biology. His work aims to uncover the genetic mutations and pathways involved in cancer progression, paving the way for the development of targeted therapies. In addition, he is deeply invested in the study of cardiovascular diseases, where he explores the molecular mechanisms underlying heart conditions and the potential for innovative treatment approaches.
His expertise extends to biologics and biosimilars, where he examines the development and application of biologic drugs, ensuring they are safe and effective for patient use. Paul also has a strong interest in reconstructive plastic surgery, focusing on improving surgical techniques and outcomes for patients undergoing reconstructive procedures.
Throughout his career, Paul has collaborated with interdisciplinary teams, contributing to numerous high-impact research projects and publications in scientific journals. His ability to bridge engineering principles with biological sciences has made him a valuable asset in the field of medical research.
At Surgeryweb.net, Paul’s extensive knowledge and passion for research play a crucial role in our commitment to advancing surgical science and patient care. His dedication to innovation and improving health outcomes underscores his integral position within our team.
Education:
– BS in Chemical Engineering, Michigan State University
– MS in Biochemistry, New York University (NYU)
– PhD in Genomics, Boston University
Experience: 21 years in medical research
Location: New York City, NY