Samantha Borje

Samantha Borje

Samantha joined Drug Discovery News as an intern in 2023. She is currently pursuing her PhD at the University of Washington, where she studies scaling up DNA nanotechnology for new applications and develops science education and outreach materials for various audiences. She enjoys stand-up comedy, science fiction movies, and picturing her life as a sci-fi mockumentary sitcom. 

Articles by Samantha Borje

Photo of the International Space Station with the sun above and the Earth below.
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A white mouse stands on its hind legs on the edge of a small log against a faded background.
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A microscopic blue, black, and white image of mitochondria grouped together.
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Zoomed in 3D-rendering of a DNA helix with overlapping lines in dramatic lighting.
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A microscopic image of a section of the skull (blue) and channels (magenta). connecting to the brain
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A close-up shot of a Musashi Engineering dispenser printing a hydrogel ear.
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A 3D rendering of a single-stranded nucleic acid molecule floats against a glowing blue background.
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A 3D rendering cross-section of a DNA molecule in white being passed through a nanopore, represented as purple and blue blobs, within a membrane.
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A 3D rendering of voltage-gated sodium channel Nav1.7 (shown as a blue blob structure) embedded into a membrane next to regulatory protein CRMP (shown as a ribbon diagram encased within a yellow blob). A yellow region within the Nav1.7 structure signifies the CRMP binding site.
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Red fungi grow around the edges of a bright green leaf on a black branch. Similar leaves are in the background out of focus.
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A 3D rendering of multidrug efflux pumps (shown as blue donut shapes) as they expel antibiotics (shown as red, yellow, and purple blobs)
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Cubist portrait of a scientist against a multicolor background. The scientist is painted in blue, wearing a white lab coat, and surrounded by floating antibodies, lipid nanoparticles, mRNA strands, a double-stranded DNA helix, and a syringe.
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