Justin Chew

Justin Chew is a medical professional who completed his MD/PhD training at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. Here are some key details about his background and career:

Education and Training

Justin Chew pursued a combined MD/PhD program at the University of Chicago. He completed his PhD in Genetics, Genomics & Systems Biology, with his thesis titled "Vulnerability to Molecular Noise Constrains the Architecture of Bacterial Clocks" under the supervision of Dr. Mike Rust.2 He successfully defended his PhD dissertation on August 18, 2017.1

Prior to his graduate studies, Justin earned his Bachelor of Arts in Neurobiology from Harvard University.

Current Position

After completing his MD/PhD training, Justin Chew is now working as an Anesthesiology Resident at Columbia New York Presbyterian hospital.34

Research Interests

During his PhD, Justin focused on systems biology, microbiology, and neurobiology.5 His research involved studying bacterial clocks and their sensitivity to molecular noise.2

Achievements

• Justin received an F30 fellowship in January 2017 to support his work on noise in circadian clocks.1
• He has authored several publications, with 30 citations listed on PubMed.6
• His research profile on Google Scholar shows continued involvement in academic publications.5

Justin Chew's career path demonstrates a strong commitment to both medical practice and scientific research, combining clinical training with in-depth study of biological systems.