March 29, 2026

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Top women 2026: Michelle O’Malley

She’s engineering nexgen biology Michelle O’Malley received a $6 million grant from WellCome Foundation to study the connection between gut microbiome and autism. (courtesy photo) By L. Wayne Hicks Special to the Business Times When Michelle O’Malley’s older brother went off to college to study chemical engineering, she was at a loss. She wasn’t quite certain what that was, but she became a quick study. Her initial understanding was that Read More >

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