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Dawid Maciorowski

First Name
Dawid
Last Name
Maciorowski
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Dawid
Category
Virology
Research Interest

Protein engineering, Virology, Biosecurity

Scholar Type
NIH Cambridge Scholar MD/PhD
Degrees

B.A., Loyola University Chicago, 2021
M.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine (In progress)

Student's Research

Dawid was born in Bialystok, Poland and moved to Chicago, USA at a young age. Dawid began his research at Loyola University studying antibody engineering against Ebola as part of a joint project with the United States Army. Near the start of his junior year of college, the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic began, and he transitioned to Harvard university to join the effort in designing a COVID-19 vaccine. Dawid is currently studying protein engineering methods to create rationally designed vaccines.

Institute Center Mentor
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
Mentors

Dr. Jeff Cohen (NIAID) and
Prof. Mark Howarth (Cambridge)

Homepage Description
As an NIH-Cambridge MD/PhD Scholar, Dawid is studying protein engineering methods to create rationally designed vaccines.
Entry Year
2023
Thesis Pending
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