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Tom Ulrich

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Associate Director, Science Communications at Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
📍 Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States

Tom Ulrich is the Associate Director of Science Communications at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, where he specializes in translating complex biomedical research for the public. With a career spanning over two decades, he has a Masters degree in microbiology and immunology from Johns Hopkins. Colleagues describe him as tireless, dedicated, and strategic.

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Experience
19 Years
Current Role
Associate Director, Science Communications
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
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Science Communications
His entire career is dedicated to this field. He actively mentors students and leads internship programs to develop future science communication professionals.
Biomedical Research
His work at the Broad Institute and previously at Boston Children's Hospital involves communicating the latest breakthroughs in genomics, disease treatment, and biology.
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Career

Work history

2-2018
Associate Director, Science Communications
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
3-2016 - 2-2018
Senior Science Writer, Office of Communications
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
9-2015 - 12-2015
Adjunct Instructor
MCPHS University
2-2011 - 3-2016
Senior Science Writer, Marketing and Communications Department
Boston Children's Hospital
11-2008 - 2-2011
Communications Manager
Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center
In the press

Media appearances

A molecular traffic jam may underlie a rare kidney disease and …. Featured in Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard – News
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Historic migration patterns are written in Americans' DNA. Featured in Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard – News
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Education
1998 - 2000
ScM
The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
1992 - 1996
BS
Bates College
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