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Faces of Research

Meet Seattle Children’s Research Institute scientists who are working to better understand, treat and cure the diseases, conditions and health issues that affect children around the world.

Watch these videos with KOMO 4’s Molly Shen to learn about these remarkable people and their groundbreaking research. Get involved and learn how you can support their work and other research at Seattle Children's.

Learn about taking part in research at Seattle Children's by visiting Research Studies and Clinical Trials.

What if we could help find genetic causes of neurodevelopmental disorders?

Ghayda Mirzaa, MD

What if genetics testing could improve care for children with rare diseases?

James Bennett, MD, PhD

What if we could find ways for children to lead healthy lives in a digital world?

Dimitri Christakis, MD, MPH

What if all children had the opportunity for physical activity and active play?

Pooja Tandon, MD

What if we could find better treatments for children with brain and spinal cancer?

Nicholas Vitanza, MD

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