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I met Todd Nolan through my old college roommate, whom I’ve already interviewed From professor to entrepreneur. If you are curious about my other scientist interviews see these: The business side of science, Life as a postdoctoral researcher, Working in the science industry, Balancing work and family life as a part-time college instructor, The important work of a science policy…
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I am taking a break from writing my interview a scientist series while I wait for more interviews from colleagues. So I am choosing to write about a topic that I know many of my close friends and acquaintances deal with: living with anxiety. It’s been too long that mental health has been pushed under…
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Welcome to my next installment of interviewing a scientist series! If you are curious about my previous interviews they are here: Leaving academia to teach young scientists, The important work of a science policy director, Balancing work and family life as a part-time college instructor, Working in the science industry, Life as a postdoctoral researcher, The business side of science, From professor…
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Welcome to the next installment of my interview a scientist series! If you are interested in reading my previous interviews, they are here: The important work of a science policy director, Balancing work and family life as a part-time college instructor, Working in the science industry, Life as a postdoctoral researcher, The business side of science, From professor to entrepreneur. I…
Kyla Bennett was referred to me through Kerri Mullen because of her unique role as a Science Policy Director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), an environmental whistleblower group. I wanted to get some interviews with scientists that have unconventional careers so that young students in the sciences get a sense of what they…
Welcome to the next blog in my interviewing a scientist series! If you would like to read the other interviews they are: Working in the science industry, Life as a postdoctoral researcher, The business side of science, and From professor to entrepreneur. I met Kerri Mullen while I was attending graduate school at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA and…
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This is the fourth installment of my interview a scientist series!! If you would like to read my other scientist interviews they are Life as a postdoctoral researcher, The business side of science, and From professor to entrepreneur! I met Emily while we were both doing our postdocs at Brown University, but in two different labs. We’d frequently…
Welcome to the third installment of my interviewing a scientist series! If you want to read my previous interviews, here are the links:The business side of science and a professor turned entrepreneur. This weeks interview is about a previous graduate student in the lab of Jennifer Swann at Lehigh University, who was also my PhD advisor! …
I am continuing my interview a scientist series! Previously I wrote about a woman that went From professor to entrepreneur. This week I chatted with a woman that I attended graduate school with who had familial and cultural expectations to become a physician, but instead is now in a scientific business career. I attended graduate school…
Here is the first blog in my interviewing a scientist series! If you know a budding scientist that would love to learn more about various scientific careers and the ins and outs of being in science/STEM, please send them the link to the blog. Happy reading! Education and training: Dr. Rebecca Nolan Harris was…
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