Can hunger help you recover? I discuss this and what my next career steps are on this episode of At The Bench

Can our cells come back to life after death? I discuss this and what it was like applying to two very prestigious postdoctoral fellowships in this episode of At The Bench.

I am not obsessed with octopuses they just are very strange creatures and they are fun to talk about.

Join me as I talk about that, but also continue to discuss what I have been up to during my hiatus. This will discuss the workshop I was chosen to be apart of through the University of Michigan to prepare me to apply to be a tenure track professor in academia. 

IM BAAAAAACCCCKKKK!!!

After a bit of a hiatus, I am back recording podcasts and here to talk about what I have been up to from traveling to applying for fellowships. The science topic of this week is cuddly octopuses! You wont want to miss this!

At my gym bench, this week I discuss do thick thighs truly save lives?

At my science bench, I discuss the downfalls of being too independent and how you can deal with a controlling PI

At my science bench, I discuss the science about BCAAs and whether they are good for you

At my lab bench, I discuss how important representation in STEM is.

This week I give yall the rundown about my research projects at each stage of my career and I talk about the people who got me to where I am today?

This week we getting into some cool cell biology a different way we don't typically hear about cells dying.

Also, I talk about the sacrifices that I made to get to where I am and what compromises that should be made to reach your goals. 

Why are so many young scientists leaving academia? Is the environment that academia surrounds us in worth the trouble? Lets talk about it.

We are at peak levels of science let's talk about this Pig Heart Transplant!

Also, I discuss how the science language is spoken differently in different cultures