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Maya Schuldiner

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Maya Schuldiner is an Israeli biologist working at the Weizmann Institute of Science . Her research focuses on organelles , using high-throughput screening and imaging techniques to discover the functions of proteins in yeast . She received the EMBO Gold Medal in 2017 for discovering the functions of proteins that no one had previously studied. She is a member of the editorial board for Current Biology .1

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israeli biologist working at the weizmann institute of science

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israeli molecular geneticist

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