John W. Pham is an American molecular biologist and editor-in-chief of Cell, a prestigious scientific journal. He is an advocate for inclusion and diversity, and he represents LGBTQ and Asian communities.

Jan 29, 2024 · Editor-in-Chief of Cell journal. John Pham was born in the Florida in the late 1970s. Pham obtained his bachelor’s degrees in biochemistry and music at Bates College before earning his Ph.D. at Northwestern. Pham completed post docs at …

John is the editor-in-chief of Cell. He received his training in molecular biology, and was the editor-in-chief of Molecular Cell prior to joining the Cell editorial team. He likes learning new science, being helpful, and experimenting with new ways to do things.

Jun 18, 2018 · Cell Press has appointed molecular biologist John Pham, PhD, as the next editor-in-chief of its flagship life science journal Cell (@CellCellPress). He will be the fourth person to hold the position in the journal’s 44-year history.

John Pham. John is a trained molecular biologist and received his PhD from Northwestern University, where he studied the mechanisms of RNA splicing and RNA interference with Erik Sontheimer.

John Pham is a cartoonist, animator, comic creator, and art director based in Los Angeles, California. Pham was born in Saigon but was raised in the United States. [ 1 ] He received a self publishing grant from the Xeric Foundation in 2000 for "Epoxy."

John Pham, PhD. His research focused on the mechanisms of RNA splicing and RNA interference.

RISOGRAPH Artist of the Month🎨 John Pham, Epoxy Comics and Zines "I call myself publishing operation Epoxy Press. I’ve been making comics and illustration since 2000. I’ve been working in animation since 2010.

Jul 26, 2018 · John was recently announced as the new Editor-in-Chief of Cell, the fourth in the journal's 44-year-old history. He sees strong opportunities for Cell and Cell Press to attract and publish the best science and to help push science forward.

John W. Pham is an American molecular biologist and editor-in-chief of Cell, a prestigious scientific journal. He is an advocate for inclusion and diversity, and he represents LGBTQ and Asian communities.