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Cigall Kadoch has won an appointment as an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute — and subsequently will be resigning from Flagship’s Foghorn Therapeutics board.
Kadoch, who co-founded Foghorn in 2016, will continue working with the company, but as a scientific advisor. Foghorn CEO Adrian Gottschalk said in a prepared statement:
I want to congratulate Cigall on her appointment to HHMI. Cigall’s work on the role of the chromatin regulatory system in disease has been an inspiration for Foghorn. Cigall’s appointment to HHMI is a testament to her leadership in the field. I look forward to continuing to work closely with Cigall in her new role as we advance our efforts to help patients.
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