Ludwig Princeton Branch Welcomes Skinnider as Assistant Member
by Wendy Plump for the Ludwig Princeton Branch
Michael Skinnider, a computational biologist who recently completed his MD/Ph.D. at the University of British Columbia, has joined the Ludwig Princeton Branch as an assistant member, effective Sept. 1.
He is also an assistant professor at Princeton University, holding a joint appointment with the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics.
The Princeton Branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research aims to advance the science of cancer and metabolism, leading to innovative dietary and pharmacological strategies for preventing and treating cancer
A message from Josh Rabinowitz, Branch Director
Most of us have a sense of what makes a healthy meal. Fish, veggies, water—yes! Burger, fries, soda—not too often! Our principles of healthy eating come largely from epidemiological evidence of which foods, in the general population, favor longevity and cardiovascular health. But cancer patients face a unique health threat.
