My name is Cheick Sissoko. I’m a neuroscience/biomedical researcher with broad interest ranging from bioengineering to stem cell biology, clinical trial inequity, philosophy of science and african art. Welcome to my small corner of the internet.
Born and grew up in Western Africa, specifically Bamako and Dakar (respectively in Mali and Senegal). I spent the last decade in the US.
After graduating with a degree in Biology, I spent several years working in Biomedical/Clinical research. Over time, I became more fascinated with the brain, biochemistry, physics, computational analysis, and returned to school to earn an additional degree. I consider learning a privilege and enjoy the torture process of adding to the common body of knowledge.
On going Projects
A ground breaking investigation, in collaboration with the Boldrini Lab at Columbia, looking into the Adult Human Neurogenic Stem cell niche leveraging single cell transcriptomics and epigenomics. Stay tunned
a non-profit organization dedicated to improve the access to life saving pharmaceuticals and medical equipments to underserved communities in subsaharan Africa.
Stay tuned, more coming soon !
The Keneyah Foundation Inc.
Single Nuclear Multiomic profiling on the human hippocampus
