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Angela Zhang, PhD

Angela is an assistant editor at DDN. She obtained her PhD in Neuroscience from McGill University in 2021 where she researched computational patterns of the brain with big data functional MRI approaches. Throughout her science career she has worked as a freelance designer and scientific illustrator, bringing together her passions in science and art. When not editing, you can find Angela attending concerts and exploring new restaurants in Montreal.

Articles by Angela Zhang, PhD

A 3D illustration of the tumor microenvironment consisting of cancer cells, immune cells, cancer-associated fibroblasts, and blood vessels
An image of wrinkled blue paper depicting a person’s head on a black circular background portrays sadness and isolation.
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Green-colored axonal projections from neurons with blue-colored nucelli flank a central oblong blue shape, creating a butterfly-like look.
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An illustration of an orange and blue head talking to each other; a stream of white lines depicts words leaving their mouths and traveling to their brains.
A 3D illustration of the tumor microenvironment consisting of tumor cells, various immune cells represented in different colors, and blood vessels surrounding the cells
Numerous white pills to treat cancer spill out of an opened medicine bottle onto a table surface.
A 3D rendering of a ribosome constructing a messenger RNA molecule for protein production
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