Malika Aid-Boudries, Ph.D., is profiled as one of today’s most impactful women in science. Based in Boston, she serves as an Assistant Professor and Principal Investigator at Harvard Medical School, where she leads the BCGE Research Group at CVVR. Her work centers on advanced omics technologies and the study of viral infections, placing her at the forefront of cutting-edge biomedical research.
She is recognized not only for her scientific achievements but also for the influence she has on the next generation of researchers. Her groundbreaking investigations into H5N1 avian influenza have uncovered important mechanisms behind severe disease outcomes, advancing global understanding of viral pathogenesis. By integrating multi-omics with immunological research, she pushes the boundaries of what is known in infectious disease science.
In Influential Women Magazine, she is celebrated as a leader whose dedication to mentorship, innovation, and global health makes her a powerful force shaping the future of medical research.
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