Dr. Kaitlyn Lewis: Aging Research Will Help Us Live Better Lives
Dr. Kaitlyn Lewis is passionate about aging research because she believes that it will help us live better lives. Read More →
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Paparazzi Calling: Communicating Your Discoveries To The Media
Read 8 helpful tips for getting news coverage from the press. Read More →
Why Did You Become A Scientist? Vignettes from Postdoctoral Fellows
Vignettes from Postdoctoral Fellows Dr. LaShauna Evans, Dr. Akash Bhattacharya, and Dr. Bridget Ford about why they became scientists. Read More →
Heather Hambright Receives GSBS Award For AACR Annual Meeting
Heather Hambright, a graduate student in the Cancer Biology track has been selected to receive a GSBS travel award worth $1,500 to attend and participate in the American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting holding in New Orleans, LA in April 2016. Read More →
Nancy Nguyen Works To Find Therapeutics For Cardiovascular Disease
Nancy Nguyen is currently working to find therapeutics for cardiovascular disease. Read More →
Final Words: Sonal Tonapi & the Cancer Biology Track
Sonal Tonapi, a student in the Cancer Biology Track, explains what it was like to graduate with two successful projects. Read More →
Final Words: Huiyoung “Jimmy” Yun Speaks About How Working For An NGO Led Him To Research
Huiyoung "Jimmy" Yun, a graduate student in the Department of Pharmacology, explains how working for an NGO in Australia made him want to research cures for cancer. Read More →
Is Plagiarism A Problem in Science?
Is plagiarism a problem for scientists? Dr. Nicquet Blake, Dr. Ratna Vadlamudi, and Dr. Rong Li answer questions about what to do when your mentor's resume looks too similar to yours. Read More →