Martinos Center Researcher Receives Branco Weiss Fellowship

July 11, 2013

The Martinos Center's Linda Douw has received a prestigious Branco Weiss Fellowship from the Society in Science. As a Branco Weiss fellow, Douw will explore the ways in which molecular processes give rise to behavior via the hypothesized intermediate level of brain networks in order to define new targets in the diagnosis and treatment of brain tumors. Read the Society in Science press release about this year's Branco Weiss fellows.

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