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From strange geological anomalies pertaining to gravity to the fundamental particles that make up the universe, our latest guest Anirudh has you covered. In this episode, we take a shift towards the physical sciences, peeking into the world of undergraduate physics research. Come learn about Ani's wide range of research interests and how versatile the subject of physics research really is!
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Squiggly worms, how organisms come about, and how doing research makes classes easier!
It was so inspirational and thrilling to talk with senior Thejasvi about her research in embryonic development. As a student who has been involved in her project for a significant amount of time, it was enlightening to hear about her progress as a researcher and as a student, with the ultimate goal of becoming a doctor in the future. Tune in to learn all about her cool worms (C. elegans), COVID-19 project and balancing the student and researcher lives.
Have a great day and as always remember: You’ve Got Potential!
Apologies for the altered posting schedule, since school started it has been a bit challenging to adjust but we hope you enjoy our content regardless.
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Jumping genes, fighting stigmas, and a passion for music!
We had such a great time talking with rising junior Mahek about her project, future ambitions and interests outside of uni. Her research investigating the potential role of transposable elements in the phenomenon of speciation was intriguing to learn about, along of course learning all about her dedication and passion for research, integrated with her commitment and love for patient care and interaction as an aspiring physician associate. Have a great day and as always remember: You’ve Got Potential!
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Wobbly mice, pioneering technology, and brain cells as shiny stars!
In this interview we had a wonderful time talking with My, a newly grad student heading to medical school! Her project on substance abuse disorder is enlightening and pioneering and we hope you enjoy learning all about it just like we did!! You will also hear about My’s passion for medicine and her great work as the Co-President of the CBN society! Tune in for an inspiring, engaging and truly passionate discussion!!
Let us know what you think of this episode in the comments below! Have a great day and as always remember: You’ve Got Potential!
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Hello everyone! Welcome to another episode of You’ve Got Potential!
It was so engaging and inspirational to talk with Sunny, a newly graduated student in Cell Biology and Neuroscience, about his involvement in a project investigating protein aggregation in Huntington’s disease. As an exceptionally curious student, Sunny was able to make the best out of the pandemic research experience by maintaining genuine optimism and an open mind about his research project. Learn all about his path in research, his project and his plans to pursue an MD-PhD in this interview! As always, remember: you’ve got potential!
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Learn about immune system bodyguards, pharmaceutical research, and master's degrees with our second student researcher spotlight, Justine!
Shameless Plugs:
Research Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics Protein Data Bank (20:33): https://www.rcsb.org/
Aresty Rutgers Undergraduate Research Journal (RURJ) (20:48): https://aresty.rutgers.edu/aresty-rurj
Link to RURJ's Undergraduate Reviewer Program: (DUE JULY 30TH!) https://forms.gle/ZXhT4ntK5xFoF3gZA
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Learn about mimetics, machine learning, and mice with our first student researcher spotlight and co-host, Monica! Monica has been conducting research at the W.M. Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience since 2019, and is tackling spinal cord injury research from two separate angles. Learn about Just Dance for mice, the biochemical equivalent of the Is it Cake? challenge, and more in our channel's first interview episode!
Keck Center Website: https://keck.rutgers.edu/
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Hello everyone!
Welcome to our first full-length video! This conversation was strongly fueled by several of the sentiments that led to the birth of this project: social isolation has severely damaged a world that before already struggled to come together – that of the undergraduate researcher community.
Among the themes addressed are remote projects, finding structure at a time when help and guidance is of limited access, maintaining motivation and inspiration to pursue this passion and relationship dynamics with fellow lab members and mentors. Surely, we also talked about more and you can learn all about it by checking out this episode! For example, we really believe that our struggles and experiences in the process of becoming undergrad researchers could be transformed in helpful, structured and informative advice for any of you who may be interested in pursuit research or learn more about other students' perspectives on this matter!
We are beyond grateful for the incredible support we have received so far on our introductory video and have so many fun episodes coming up for you! Feel free to share suggestions, questions or requests you have for us so that we can make this podcast a lot more fun and entertaining for all of you!
'Til the the next time, remember: believe in yourself, You've Got Potential!
Links/Resources:
Aresty Research Center, Research Assistant Program: https://aresty.rutgers.edu/programs/research-assistant-program
Dr. Abraira's lab website: https://www.abrairalab.org/
Hi! Welcome to "You've Got Potential!" - a podcast focused on promoting scientific communication among undergraduates and sparking intellectual dialogue on current topics in science and science education. We hope to be a resource for students to increase their curiosity, knowledge and passion for science, research and learning, while building a supportive and interactive community. Watch this introduction to learn about us, the story of this podcast, and what to expect from future episodes!
Stay tuned and subscribe to learn about some great upcoming research talks and casual conversations. In two weeks, we'll release our next episode: a conversation between the four of us on being a student and a researcher during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Thank you so much for visiting! We look forward to showing you our first full-length episodes! In the meantime, remember: You've Got Potential!
- The You've Got Potential! Team
✨🌟 Special and great thanks to my best friend Kasia for designing our wonderful logo and thumbnail! You can find more of her work and projects on Instagram @karou.m 🌟✨
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