Across the research laboratories of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, scientists from a wide variety of backgrounds collaborate on breakthrough science for the betterment of humanity.  The labs’ culture reflects an understanding by Mount Sinai senior leadership that having diverse teams work together in an environment of fairness and mutual respect is not only morally right, but also results in better science and, ultimately, improved clinical care.

The following profiles of laboratory heads at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai explore how this culture works at one of the country’s leading medical schools and why diversity and inclusion are important to develop the very best next generation of scientists, and science.

Examples of Diversity from Some of our 200+ Labs

Berin

Merad

Bernstein

Millar

Brennand

Nestler

Brown

Fernandez-Sesma

Filizola

tenOever

Hurd

M. Cecilia Berin, PhD

Pediatrics

Emily Bernstein, PhD

Oncological Sciences and Dermatology

 

Kristen Brennand, PhD

Neuroscience, Genetics and Genomic Sciences, and Psychiatry

Brian Brown, PhD

Genetics and Genomic Sciences

Marta Filizola, PhD

Pharmacological Sciences and Neuroscience

Yasmin Hurd, PhD

Addiction Institute of Mount Sinai

Miriam Merad, MD, PhD

Director of the Precision Immunology Institute

Sarah Millar, PhD

Director of the Black Family Stem Cell Institute

Eric Nestler, MD, PhD

Neuroscience

Ana Fernandez-Sesma, PhD

Microbiology and Medicine

Benjamin tenOever, PhD

Director of the Virus Engineering Center for Therapeutics and Research

Photo Credit: Claudia Paul, January-February 2020

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