Elizabeth Iorns was born in Melbourne, Australia, and was primarily raised in Hawkes Bay, New Zealand.
17 Facts About Elizabeth Iorns
Elizabeth Iorns holds a first-class honors degree in Biomedical Science from the University of Auckland and a Ph.
Elizabeth Iorns was supervised by Alan Ashworth and her thesis was titled High throughput functional analysis for the identification of breast cancer targets.
Elizabeth Iorns completed a postdoctoral research Fellowship at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
In 2010, Elizabeth Iorns was promoted to Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
Elizabeth Iorns' research focuses on identifying mechanisms of breast cancer development and progression.
Elizabeth Iorns has several high impact publications in the field.
Elizabeth Iorns has been a longtime spokesperson on the issue of reproducibility in academic research.
Elizabeth Iorns conceived of the idea for Science Exchange while at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
Elizabeth Iorns needed to conduct immunology experiments, but had difficulty finding potential collaborators or providers to work with.
Elizabeth Iorns formed Science Exchange with two co-founders in May 2011.
In 2012 Elizabeth Iorns was recognized by the Kauffman Foundation for her role in starting Science Exchange.
Elizabeth Iorns is a part-time partner of Y Combinator and leads the accelerator's biotech practice.
In December 2012, Elizabeth Iorns was recognized by the scientific journal Nature as one of the "Ten People that Mattered in 2012" for her role in launching the Reproducibility Initiative.
In May 2013, Elizabeth Iorns was named, along with co-founders Ryan Abbott and Dan Knox, as "Tech's Most Inspiring New Founder" by SV Angel's David Lee.
In June 2013, Elizabeth Iorns was mentioned as one of the "50 Women Who Are Changing The World" by WIRED.
In May 2014, Elizabeth Iorns was one of six female entrepreneurs to receive the Glamstarter Award from Glamour Magazine.