Rami Major
AAAS STPF/ASGCT Congressional Science Fellow | Genetics Ph.D. | Specializing in Gene Therapy and Bioethics Research
- Role
- Aaas Stpf Asgct Congressional Science and Engineering Fellow at United States Senate
- Location
- Washington, DC, US
- LinkedIn followers
- 500 followers
About Rami Major
With a PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology focused on gene editing technologies, I bring a deep understanding of the science behind emerging biotechnologies—and the ethical, clinical, and societal questions they raise. My career bridges the lab bench and the policy arena, with experience in science advocacy, mentoring, and shaping conversations around bioethics and clinical ethics. Previously, I conducted bioethics and clinical ethics research and consulted on the UNC Hospital Ethics Committee. I’m passionate about guiding responsible innovation in areas like cell and gene therapy, artificial intelligence, and precision medicine. Whether advising on ethical frameworks, engaging with stakeholders, or translating complex science for decision-makers, I aim to ensure that technological progress aligns with public values and ethical integrity.
Experience
Aaas Stpf Asgct Congressional Science and Engineering Fellow
Sep 2025 — Present · DC, US
American Association for the Advancement of Science Science and Technology Policy Fellow (STPF) and American Society for Gene and Cell Therapy (ASGCT) Congressional Science Fellow Senate Finance Committee (Minority) Health Policy Fellow under Ranking Member Senator Wyden
Education
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Clemson University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Genetics
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