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Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD

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Scientific Cofounder, Immunology Physician, Stanford University at Syntax

Menlo Park, California, United States

FoundedSyntax

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Lauren KolodnyunlockedMatt: together at Brown University (2009)
Γ—4Matt: together at Queen's University
Γ—3Matt: together at University of Toronto
Γ—2Matt: together at Brown University

Scientific Cofounder, Immunology Physician, Stanford University at Syntax

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Co-founders at Syntax

RC
Ryan ClarkeCo-Founder, Chief Scientific Officer
NBNiko Balanis, PhD
Niko Balanis, PhDCo-Founder, Chief Technology Officer
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Brad Merrill, PhDCo-Founder, Head of Innovation

Experience

  1. Stanford UniversityPediatric Stem Cell Transplant and Regenerative Medicine Fellowcurrent2026 β€” present
  2. Stanford UniversityAllergy and Immunology Fellow2024 β€” 2026
  3. Stanford UniversityResident Physician2021 β€” 2024Palo Alto, California, United States
  4. Syntax BioCo-founder and Scientific Advisorcurrent2021 β€” present
  5. Brown UniversityUndergraduate Research Fellow2009
  6. University of Rhode IslandUndergraduate Research Fellow2008

Skills & more

Research19Genetics8

Languages English Β· French

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD?
Scientific Cofounder, Immunology Physician, Stanford University at Syntax
Where does Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD work?
Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD is Scientific Cofounder, Immunology Physician, Stanford University of Syntax.
What companies did Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD found?
Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD founded Syntax.
Where did Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD go to school?
Matt MacDougall, MD, PhD studied at University of Illinois College of Medicine (MD/PhD, Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics); University of Toronto (Master of Science (M.Sc.), Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology); Queen's University (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Biochemistry).

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