Ben Kleinstiver is an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School and a biochemist whose lab focuses on protein engineering and developing CRISPR-based genome editing technologies. He earned his Ph.D. from Western University and aims to transform these tools into safe and effective genetic medicines for various diseases.
He is passionate about scientific collaboration, often sharing unpublished research with other institutions to accelerate the creation of life-saving treatments. He also actively mentors students in his lab, celebrating their academic milestones and fostering the next generation of scientists.
Ben received the prestigious NIH Directors New Innovator Award for his labs work in developing groundbreaking genome editing technologies.
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