Karim-Jean Armache

A champion for advancing diversity in scientific research, Karim-Jean Armache is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Pharmacology at NYU Langone Health. With a profound commitment to unraveling the complexities of life at a molecular level, Professor Armache's research spans a wide array of interests including biophysics, cancer, developmental genetics, genome integrity, metabolism, and stem cell biology. His work is pivotal in understanding the intricate mechanisms that maintain genome integrity and how these processes can be manipulated for therapeutic purposes, particularly in cancer treatment. By integrating principles of biophysics and molecular biology, he seeks to elucidate the fundamental processes that govern cellular behavior and development. Professor Armache's dedication to fostering an inclusive and collaborative research environment is reflected in his efforts to mentor the next generation of scientists. His academic office, a hub of innovation and inquiry, is located at the Skirball Institute in New York, where he continues to inspire and lead groundbreaking research initiatives. Through his work, he not only contributes to the scientific community but also champions the cause of diversity, ensuring that a wide range of perspectives are represented in the pursuit of scientific excellence.