Elizabeth Mulcahy serves as the Partners in Discovery (PID) Program Director at the University of Virginia, where she leverages her extensive background in biophysics and biochemistry to enhance collaborative research initiatives. With over nine years of experience in higher education, Elizabeth has cultivated a robust...
Elizabeth Mulcahy serves as the Partners in Discovery (PID) Program Director at the University of Virginia, where she leverages her extensive background in biophysics and biochemistry to enhance collaborative research initiatives. With over nine years of experience in higher education, Elizabeth has cultivated a robust expertise in cancer and immunology research, making her a pivotal figure in advancing the university's clinical research efforts. Her role encompasses the oversight of PID protocol operations, where she skillfully manages the recruitment of patients for biospecimen contributions and ensures longitudinal clinical follow-up, all while leading a dedicated team and fostering internal research partnerships.
In addition to her operational responsibilities, Elizabeth is instrumental in coordinating external collaborations with organizations such as ORIEN, Apollo, and CHTN. These partnerships are crucial for expanding the reach and impact of the PID program, facilitating access to diverse biospecimens and data that drive innovative research. Elizabeth's commitment to developing and implementing data governance strategies ensures the responsible management of genomic and clinical research data, which is vital for maintaining the integrity and accessibility of scientific findings.
Her proficiency in science writing and communication further enhances her ability to articulate complex research concepts to diverse audiences, from academic peers to patient communities. Elizabeth’s skills in grant writing and experimental design position her as a leader in securing funding and guiding research projects from conception through execution. By integrating her scientific acumen with her leadership capabilities, Elizabeth Mulcahy continues to make significant contributions to the field of biophysics and cancer research, fostering a collaborative environment that promotes discovery and innovation at the University of Virginia.
