Takahiro Ohara (2011 cohort) wins the iBiology Share Your Research (SYR) Competition

Takahiro Ohara was the winner of the iBiology Share Your Research Competition in 2021. iBiology is a new platform that has open access for scientific research for scientists and other researchers.

Washington University in St. Louis interviewed Takahiro about presenting scientific presentations tips and overcoming stress and anxiety when presenting scientific research.

Justin Ondry (2013 cohort) was highlighted as part of the Headwaters Science Institute Lunch with a Scientist series.

You can listen to Justin’s talk and find resources on electron microscopy in this article titled “Lunch With A Scientist: Viewing atoms with microscopes with Justin Ondry, PhD” on the Headwaters Science Institute website.

Maxine Nelson (2014 cohort) was a coauthor on an exciting new paper from the Gladstone Institutes on Alzheimer’s Research

Maxine Nelson (2014 cohort) was a coauthor on an exciting new paper from the Gladstone Institutes on Alzheimer’s Research. Read the paper, “Why Do Some Neurons Degenerate and Die in Alzheimer’s Disease, but Not Others?” linked here.

Douglas Yao (2017) publishes paper in Nature Genetics

Douglas Yao (2017 cohort) is a current PhD student in Biomedical Informatics at Harvard University.  He published an exciting paper in Nature Genetics in 2020 and you can visit HERE to have him explain it to you in his own words.

https://douglasyao.github.io/blogs/2021/03/22/General-overview-of-Yao-et-al-2020.html