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Michael Chen

Executive at Seaport Therapeutics

Greater Boston

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Steve PaulunlockedMichael: together at Seaport Therapeutics (2024–2026)
×2Michael: together at PureTech Health
Michael: together at Yale University School of Medicine
×5Michael: together at Harvard Medical School

Executive at Seaport Therapeutics

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Co-founders at Seaport Therapeutics

DZDaphne Zohar
Daphne ZoharFounder, CEO & Board Member
SPSteven Paul, M.D.
Steven Paul, M.D.Founder, Board Chair
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Michael Chen, Ph.D.Co-Founder, Chief Scientific Officer

Experience

  1. Seaport TherapeuticsCo-founder, Chief Scientific Officercurrent2024 — present
  2. PureTech HealthHead of Innovation2016 — 2024
  3. Sonde Health, Inc.Co-founder, Head of Research and Strategy2016 — 2019
  4. Harvard Medical SchoolPostdoctoral Research Fellow2012 — 2016Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
  5. Stanford UniversityGraduate Research Fellow2006 — 2012Stanford, CA
  6. Yale University School of MedicineResearch Assistant2004 — 2006New Haven, CT

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Drug DevelopmentClinical Study DesignClinical OperationsNeuroscienceAnimal ModelsGeneticsStatisticsMolecular CloningExperimental DesignLife SciencesData AnalysisEntrepreneurship
+10 moreLifesciencesBioinformaticsMicrobiologyqPCRSciencePsychologyEEGNeuroimagingFunctional NeuroimagingProtocol Development

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Who is Michael Chen?
Executive Officer at Seaport Therapeutics
Where does Michael Chen work?
Michael Chen is Executive at Seaport Therapeutics.
Where did Michael Chen go to school?
Michael Chen studied at Yale University (Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Psychology - Behavioral Neuroscience); Stanford University (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Psychology - Affective Science).

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