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Meet Colin Deniston, a Principal Scientist II in San Diego. Making the invisible visible, Colin and other members of the team use a cryo-electron microscope to stitch together 3D models that show how a medicine and a protein can connect to fight a disease. "Not only do we get to see science in a new way, we can also feel the possibility of what it can mean for patients and their families," he shares. “We then take what we learn from the microscope to make decisions that move our science forward. It’s this visibility we gain with the microscope that is science in motion—offering us insights that ultimately allow us to discover the next breakthrough." Learn more about him, and our commitment to unlocking science to build a healthier future. 🔗https://bit.ly/4vdaNZf #NovartisUS

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