HMRI Celebrates Women’s History Month: ‘Women have been at the forefront of our most groundbreaking research for decades’
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Monday, March 20, 2023
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Women are and have been at the forefront of our most groundbreaking research for decades.
Key Points:
- Women are and have been at the forefront of our most groundbreaking research for decades.
- Dr. Marylou Ingram, one of the most influential women scientists at HMRI, was a senior research scientist when she arrived in 1982.
- Through a bequest, Ingram endowed the Marylou Ingram Chair in Medical Science Research, ensuring future HMRI researchers would have the resources to be as groundbreaking as she was.
- Dr. Julia Bradsher is a successful scientist, strategic leader and the dynamic CEO of HMRI, directing the institute in its focused growth strategy.