Diana M. Collazo, Ph.D. elected as Overseer of the Museum of Science, Boston

Diana M. Collazo, Ph.D. elected as Overseer of the Museum of Science, Boston

Diana M. Collazo, Ph.D. was elected as Overseer of the Museum of Science for a three-year term. The Overseers of the Museum of Science are a group of community leaders and friends with a special interest in science, technology, and education, who support the mission of the Museum.

“I have been a supporter of the Museum and its mission for many years. As an Overseer, I am excited to be able to further advance the Museum’s important goals of promoting STEM awareness and education.”

Diana is a partner in the Life Sciences Practice at L&A. She is a registered patent attorney and holds a Ph.D. in biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology. Diana counsels life sciences companies on developing patent portfolio and prosecution strategies in connection with products in clinical development, and has an active opinion and counseling practice with emphasis on transactional matters

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About the Museum of Science, Boston

One of the world’s largest science centers and New England’s most attended cultural institution, the Museum introduces more than 1.5 million visitors a year to STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) through the world-class interactive exhibits, programs and K-12 curricula of its William and Charlotte Bloomberg Science Education Center. An extraordinary variety of learning experiences span the Yawkey Gallery on the Charles River, Hall of Human Life, Thomson Theater of Electricity, Charles Hayden Planetarium, Mugar Omni Theater, Gordon Current Science & Technology Center, 4-D Theater, and Butterfly Garden. The Science Behind Pixar, created with Pixar Animation Studios, is touring nationally. The Museum’s National Center for Technological Literacy® K-12 curricula, including its award-winning Engineering is Elementary®, have reached an estimated 13 million students and 128,100 educators.