Written by BBI Communications on August 7, 2026 Many graduate students applying to Ph.D. programs wait for weeks – or months – to hear whether they will be granted interviews. Changho Chun’s experience was exceptional. One might say his career has been exceptional. Chun applied to the University of Washington in 2017, and within two […]
Written by BBI Communications on July 9, 2026 She is ‘curious, asks sharp questions, and is incredibly thorough in her scientific thinking’ Ask Stephanie Sansbury what she wants to work on and she will give you a list. Ask her how she decides where to focus, and you will understand what makes her a serious
Interested in learning more about the SeaBridge Fellowship? SeaBridge will be hosting a virtual information session on February 25, 2026 at 12pm PT. Register here for the session.
Seattle, WA – January 22, 2026 The first cohort of postdoctoral researchers has been selected for the SeaBridge Fellowship, a translational research training program affiliated with the Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology (Seattle Hub) focused on cell and genome programming technologies. The eight scientists will incorporate Seattle Hub’s cell and genome programming technologies into their
Seattle, WA – July 22, 2025 “Once you leave bench science, you’re not going back. For me it was a great choice.” Carrie Brockway has made a lot of great professional choices in her life. The most recent – accepting the position of Executive Director for SeaBridge with the Allen Institute – reflects what one
Seattle, WA – June 17, 2025 Interested in learning more about the SeaBridge Fellowship? SeaBridge will be hosting a virtual information session on June 24, 2025 at 4pm PT. Register here for the session. Thank you to all the scientists who joined our virtual info session yesterday! We had many excellent questions about the SeaBridge
Seattle, WA – June 10, 2025 SeaBridge is thrilled to announce that it is now accepting applications for the SeaBridge Postdoctoral Fellowship program! The two-year SeaBridge Fellowship program re-imagines postdoctoral training to prepare Fellows for the next step of their scientific careers. Fellows will participate in career development training, will have access to networking events,
Seattle, WA – March 6, 2025 SeaBridge, a new program advancing cell and genome reprogramming technologies at the Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology, has received a $10 million, five-year grant from the Washington Research Foundation (WRF)—one of the largest in WRF’s history. Led by Drs. Jay Shendure, Marion Pepper, and Jesse Gray, SeaBridge will train
