Duy Phan, MD, PhD Duy Phan is a physician-scientist and postdoctoral researcher at Harvard Medical School studying how brain development goes wrong and how it can be repaired. His work has identified genes involved in congenital hydrocephalus and helped advance non-invasive therapies now in clinical trials; he has authored more than 75 scientific papers.

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Duy Phan, MD, PhD Duy Phan is a physician-scientist and postdoctoral researcher at Harvard Medical School studying how brain development goes wrong and how it can be repaired. His work has identified genes involved in congenital hydrocephalus and helped advance non-invasive therapies now in clinical trials; he has authored more than 75 scientific papers.

Career

Duy Phan, MD, PhD attended Yale University, earning a Medical Doctor as well as Yale University, earning a PhD and also Johns Hopkins University, earning a Bachelor of Arts/Science.

Postdoctoral Researcher at Harvard Medical School until Present.Studies congenital brain-development disorders, identifies disease-causing genes and develops translational therapeutic approaches.