Under the umbrella of Western medicine, chemo and radiation therapy aren't the only routes to cancer treatment!

Clara Wu is an incoming student at Harvard Medical School who has a thing or two to share.

This week, we are honored to welcome Sir Richard Roberts, a renowned biochemist and molecular biologist. Sir Richard Roberts received the 1993 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his groundbreaking discovery of split genes in eukaryotic DNA and the mechanisms of gene splicing. He will discuss the importance of mentorship, the benefits of stepping out of one's comfort zone, the role of failure in scientific progress, and how a Christmas present sparked his lifelong passion for science.

Hear from Ritu Amarnani, a medical student at Georgetown University who's played both sides of the field: both as an interviewer and the one being interviewed. She covers the importance of genuine curiosity and having a clear focus, gives advice on choosing the right personal anecdotes to best suit each question asked, highlights common pitfalls to avoid, and more!