Trevor A. Zandi

Trevor A. Zandi, PhD, is an Associate Research Scientist in the Professor Craig M. Crews Laboratory at Yale University where he is inventing the next-generation of therapeutic modalities in induced proximity. He completed a degree in computer science/bioinformatics at UC San Diego and earned a PhD in Molecular Biophysics within the lab of Professor Craig A. Townsend at Johns Hopkins University. He discovered and characterized novel molecular glues with advanced DNA-encoded library technology while a Postdoctoral Fellow at Novartis Biomedical Research and Visiting Scientist at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, co-mentored by Professor Stuart L. Schreiber and Dr. Gregory A. Michaud. Dr. Zandi was previously a Senior Scientist I within the small molecular therapeutics group at Arena BioWorks.