Lincoln Pasquina

Lincoln’s first experience with the scientific method was his 7th grade science project on the effects of microwaving plant seeds before planting. (10 seconds on medium makes seeds germinate faster than untreated controls. 30 seconds cooks the seeds.) After graduating from MIT with a major in Biology, he became a graduate student in Suzanne Walker’s lab at Harvard, where he is currently studying bacterial cell wall synthesis and inhibition. He hopes to contribute to the ongoing fight against antibiotic resistance in bacteria.Are you a Harvard graduate student interested in joining our staff? Please email us at questions@emerginginvestigators.org

Lincoln Pasquina is the Associate Director, SmartTrials at Foundation Medicine, based in United States, North America. With a background in Biotechnology, Lincoln Pasquina has a rich history of leadership and innovation.Lincoln Pasquina studied B.S Biology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Explore their detailed professional journey, key connections, and contributions to the industry on our platform.