David Strochlic

David Strochlic is a dedicated sensory neuroscientist with a specialization in autonomic neural circuits and retinal biology. He possesses a strong publication history and is rapidly expanding his knowledge in drug development. David is known for his role as a team player and influencer, supported by his exceptional problem-solving and communication skills.

David's academic journey includes studying at prestigious institutions such as Duke University for Organization for Tropical Studies: Costa Rica, Harvard University for a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Neuroscience, and Tufts University for a BS in Biology.

Throughout his career, David has held key positions including a Senior Scientist at Cygnal Therapeutics, Scientist II in Ophthalmology Research, and Scientist I in Neurology Research at Biogen. He has also contributed significantly as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Lab of Stephen D. Liberles within Harvard Medical School.

Prior to his senior roles, David engaged in impactful research as a Doctoral Researcher at the Lab of Stephen D. Liberles at Harvard University, a Research Technician at the Lab of William C. Hahn at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and as an Undergraduate Honors Researcher at the Lab of L. Michael Romero at Tufts University.