James Goss

Scientific Director at STXBP1 Foundation

James Goss is a highly experienced professional in the field of biomedical research and development, currently serving as the Scientific Director at STXBP1 Foundation since November 2021. Previously held positions include Scientific Project Manager at Gilbert Family Foundation and Director of Preclinical Development at the International Partnership for Microbicides, where responsibilities included planning preclinical studies for HIV prevention. James has also contributed as a Senior Scientist in Biologics at Mylan, Vice President of Neuroscience and Preclinical Development at PeriphaGen Inc, and Director of Preclinical Development at Diamyd Medical, focusing on regulatory filings and clinical trial support. Earlier career roles include Research Assistant Professor and Research Biologist, with a strong foundation in neurobiology earned through a Ph.D. from the University of Southern California and a B.S. from Michigan Technological University.

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STXBP1 Foundation

The STXBP1 Foundation is a non-profit parent organization dedicated to ending STXBP1-related disorders. We are comprised of a diverse team of families and their supports, scientists and medical professionals. In fostering partnerships with physicians, researchers, and other foundations, we share learnings and efficiencies to increase awareness of this rare, genetic disorder and accelerate the time to finding a cure. We believe that through our work, we are leading the charge towards improved therapies and ultimately ending STXBP1-related disordesr. Our International STXBP1 Family has grown tremendously to 1000+ united and strong and we will only continue to grow our numbers as other families have access to genetic testing. Our Mission: -Create awareness in the disorders associated with STXBP1 mutations -Fund Research to accelerate discovery of a cure -Provide families with tools to help them understand the disease & how to get involved -Advocate to improve early detection -Foster activism to help change policies in favor of orphaned diseases -Improve the lives of our STXBP1 Family