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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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 →
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 →
Alumna Dr. Nicole Baganz Selected for 2015 Next Generation Award
Dr. Nicole Baganz, a graduate of our Neuroscience program, has been selected for the Society for Neuroscience's 2015 Next Generation Award. Read More →
Alumna Dr. Shivani Ruparel Explains How She Became an Assistant Professor
Dr. Shivani Ruparel, an alumna of the Cellular and Structural Biology program, recommends students also pursue subjects that they are not an expert in. Read More →
Alumna Dr. Sarah Wong: How I Became A STEM Leader of Color
Alumna Dr. Sarah Wong speaks about how she became a STEM leader of color. Read More →
Alumna Dr. Shivani Ruparel Receives Grant to Curb Pain For Oral Cancer Patient
Dr. Shivani Ruparel, an alumna of the Cellular and Structural Biology graduate program, just received an 2015 American Cancer Society (ACS) Grant Award to support her work on oral cancers. Read More →