I’m Ila Anand, a fifth-year student in the Microbiology program. I’ve recently taken over the “Humans of Sackler” portion of the Newsletter, which was originally pioneered by Andrew Hooper. … Continue reading Humans of Sackler: Becca Silver, “Enthusiasm was contagious (no pun intended)”
Humans of Sackler, 23 March 2017 Patrick Davis, Neuroscience, Fifth-Year M.D./Ph.D. Student: “I’ve been Accused of being a Science Robot” For this issue of Humans of Sackler, I had the opportunity to … Continue reading Humans of Sackler: Patrick Davis, “I’ve been Accused of being a Science Robot”
Humans of Sackler, 30 January 2017 Nafis Hasan, Cell, Molecular & Developmental Biology, Fourth-Year Student: “I Refused Determinism” This month I present, for your reading pleasure, excerpts from my interview … Continue reading Humans of Sackler: Nafis Hasan, “I Refused Determinism”
Humans of Sackler, 1 December 2016 Stacie Clark, Molecular Microbiology, Third-Year Student: “Full of Surprises” For this issue of Humans of Sackler, I had the chance to chat with Stacie … Continue reading Humans of Sackler: Stacie Clark, “Full of Surprises”
Do you have fun and interesting hobbies? Have you traveled to fascinating places? Held unusual and challenging jobs? Do you use cutting-edge technology to conduct biomedical research of earth-shattering importance? … Continue reading Feature: Humans of Sackler
I’m Andrew Hooper, a fourth-year student in Dr. Jamie Maguire’s lab in the Neuroscience program. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by the stories of how scientists … Continue reading Humans of Sackler: Jaclyn Dunphy, “Good Things Come to Those Who Waitress”
The effects of the March and the outpouring of support for scientific research and evidence-based policymaking are already showing, as exemplified by the increase in NIH funding approved by the … Continue reading Now what? Science Activism Beyond the March
