Bhavneet Bhinder
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Bhavneet Bhinder is a translational researcher whose work sits at the intersection of chemical biology, functional genomics, and high-throughput screening. Her primary contributions center on the development and operation of collaborative screening platforms that accelerate drug discovery and repurposing. At Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), Bhinder helped establish a state-of-the-art High-throughput Screening Core Facility (HTSCF), integrating modern robotics with custom-built data management systems to enable rapid chemical and RNAi screening. Her 2014 paper detailing this platform, though modest in citation count, documents a foundational infrastructure that has supported countless downstream discoveries in oncology. Beyond this technical achievement, Bhinder’s work exemplifies the power of open-access, collaborative science—providing researchers with the tools to systematically interrogate gene function and identify therapeutic vulnerabilities. Her efforts have directly enabled the repurposing of existing drugs for new cancer indications, bridging the gap between basic discovery and clinical application. For students and researchers, Bhinder’s career models how behind-the-scenes innovation in core facilities can catalyze transformative advances in precision medicine.
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