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Stem cell scientist appointed new dean of Harvard Medical School

Stem cell scientist appointed new dean of Harvard Medical School

Harvard Medical School announced Tuesday that Dr. George Q. Daley, a prominent stem cell researcher and alum of the university, will become the school's new dean, STAT reports.Daley has a medical degree from Harvard and a PhD in biology from MIT, and the 55-year-old has spent his entire career in Boston and Cambridge, according to STAT.He currently is a professor of biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology at Harvard Medical School and runs the stem cell transportation program at Boston Children's Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.


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Harvard Medical School picks stem cell scientist as new dean

Harvard Medical School picks stem cell scientist as new dean

Dr. George Q. Daley, a prominent stem cell researcher and crimson-dyed Harvard man, will be the new dean of Harvard Medical School, the university announced Tuesday.Daley, who led dozens of international colleagues to unite around ethical guidelines for stem cell research, is taking on a new challenge: unifying the powerful hospitals that train Harvard's medical students.The 55-year-old will take on the job effective Jan. 1.


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Prominent stem cell researcher Dr. George Daley appointed dean of Harvard Medical School

Prominent stem cell researcher Dr. George Daley appointed dean of Harvard Medical School

Dr. George Daley, a pioneer stem cell researcher, has been named dean of Harvard Medical School, effective Jan. 1, 2017.He replaces Jeffrey Flier, who left the Boston-based school July 31 after nine years at the post.Barbara McNeil, professor of health care policy and radiology at Harvard, is currently serving as acting dean, according to a news release Daley is a professor of biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology at Harvard.He is also the director of theStem Cell Transplant Center at Boston Children's Hospital and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.Throughout his career, Daley has been a key figure in developing international guidelines for conducting stem cell research.