Jade Webb

Jade Webb is a senior undergraduate student at Harvard University. She has spent the last six years working in the organ-on-a-chip field, beginning her research at the University of North Texas before transitioning to Emulate, where she spent about a year creating and validating testing protocols to make organ-on-chip technology accessible to other academic institutions. She has continued this work through much of her academic career while gaining broader experience across the life science and medical industries. Her notable professional achievement includes contributing to the early stages of product development on the AVA system at Emulate, a platform that enables running the equivalent of 96 organ chips at a time, which launched around two years ago. Looking ahead, she aims to work in translational technology at the interface of bench to bedside, addressing bottlenecks in regulatory policy to bring innovations to market.