EMBO, founded 50 years ago as the European Molecular Biology Organization, has elected CSHL Professor David L. Spector, Ph.D., to its ranks.
Heidelberg, Germany and Cold Spring Harbor, NY — EMBO, founded 50 years ago as the European Molecular Biology Organization, has elected CSHL Professor David L. Spector, Ph.D., to its ranks. Dr. Spector, who is also CSHL鈥檚 Director of Research, is one of 50 outstanding researchers in the life sciences newly elected to membership, EMBO announced today.
Director of Research and Professor EMBO Members and Associate Members include more than 1600 of the best researchers in Europe and around the world. Election is a recognition of research excellence and the outstanding achievements made by a life scientist. EMBO Members collectively influence the future directions of life science research and strengthen research communities across Europe.
鈥淛ust last month we had the pleasure of announcing David鈥檚 election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Today鈥檚 announcement of his election as a Foreign Associate of 聽EMBO is another proud occasion for David, his laboratory team and all of 黑料吃瓜资源,鈥� said Dr. Bruce Stillman, CSHL president and CEO.
A member of the CSHL faculty since 1985, Dr. Spector is a pioneer in advancing our understanding of the inner workings of the cell nucleus. His research centers on elucidating the organization and regulation of gene expression in living cells. His laboratory鈥檚 work is focused on implementing innovative approaches to reveal the spatial and temporal aspects of gene expression and in identifying and characterizing the function of nuclear retained long non-coding RNAs in development and cancer.
In addition to his laboratory research, Dr. Spector serves as CSHL鈥檚 Director of Research, and is head of the Gene Regulation and Cell Proliferation Program of the CSHL Cancer Center. He has edited numerous microscopy techniques manuals and a treatise on The Nucleus that are used in laboratories throughout the world. He is a member of the editorial boards of Journal of Cell Science, Epigenetics & Chromatin, Current Opinion in Cell Biology, and Nucleus.
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