How do you go from academic researcher to patent attorney? We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Birgit Verbeuve, a patent attorney who started off her career as a biochemist.…
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Teresa Niccoli is a researcher using fruit flies to study Alzheimer’s and other dementia-related diseases. We recently visited Niccoli’s lab to learn more about her exciting research and the personal…
Organoids are 3D lab-grown tissues that behave and look like mini-organs. Vivian Li's lab at the Francis Crick Institute uses organoids called 'mini-guts' to study stem cells and gastrointestinal cancer.…
Rachel Carson was an American marine biologist and an acclaimed science writer. Her award-winning bestseller Silent Spring (1962), which warns the public about the dangers of synthetic pesticides for wildlife…
What drives success in academia? Only very few people become presidents, create a million-dollar business empire, or win a Nobel Prize. So what makes these people special? Countless social studies…