Ada Glynn

Pronouns: They/Them

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My name is Ada (they/them) and I am from Santa Isabel, Puerto Rico. I obtained my bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience at Skidmore College. I am working in the Schwarz lab at Boston Children’s Hospital. My current project involves looking at mitochondrial motility at a molecular level. My general research interest centers around the causes and mechanism of neurodegenerative diseases. Outside of the lab I love to cook, dance (salsa and bachata are my favorite), and being involved in my community (whether it be through community organizing or participating in affinity spaces)!

Ada’s Mentoring Pod

  • A man with dark hair and a slight smile, wearing a dark blue shirt and a lanyard, in an indoor office setting with large windows in the background.

    Tom Schwarz, PhD

    Faculty | Research Mentor

  • A smiling man holding a green apple and a coffee cup in an orchard with tall trees and green foliage.

    Ismael Izqierdo Villalba, PhD

    Postdoctoral Fellow | In-Lab Mentor

  • A woman with black hair smiling outdoors with trees and greenery in the background.

    Chinfei Chen, MD, PhD

    Faculty | Pod Faculty Mentor

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    Trent Pottala

    PiN Graduate Student | Pod Student Mentor