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Beyond Borders: Engaging High School Youth Internationally in Research-Based Life Sciences Learning Early exposure to group research-based learning can potentially have lasting positive impacts on youth and their careers in life sciences. A new article published in the peer-reviewed OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology emphasizes the feasibility and importance of making research-based learning in life sciences available to high school youth internationally: https://ow.ly/VU3K50PYakF

Hello abrcms #Phoenix! Learn more about Brown University School of Engineering and Brown University Institute for Biology, Engineering, and Medicine master’s and doctoral programs, postdoctoral fellowships, and a faculty position in sustainable energy at booth #932!

Nazish Jeffery, Ph.D., a 2021 graduate of our Biochemistry and Molecular Biology program, has charted her career path at the intersection of science and policy. She bridges the gap between scientific research, policy formulation, and implementation, drawing on her experiences to address challenges within the scientific community and advocate for policies that promote innovation and support the scientific ecosystem. Hear more about her role as Bioeconomy Policy Manager at the Federation of American Scientists. #Meliora #URAlumni

"Sound science makes policy stronger." 🔬 💪 Jenna Roper, bioengineering researcher and co-chair of the UCR Science to Policy student cabinet, was one of nine UCR STEM doctoral candidates who met with state lawmakers this summer for "a fascinating conversation about how to translate science and break down complex subjects in a way that is relevant to policymakers.” Well-done Jenna, on advocating for sound science! #UCRBCOE #UCR #UCRiverside #SciencePolicy

Listen to our 2023 Citation Laureate in Chemistry, Michael Elowitz, Professor at the California Institute of Technology Division of Biology and Biological Engineering, talk about the paradoxical nature of the scientific discovery process. Read more about Prof. Elowitz and other research giants named to our Hall of Citation Laureates: https://ow.ly/FmpH50QaIhQ

We are the first molecular life sciences conference organised by PhDs and Postdocs that is environmentally friendly. Our measures range from creating our own forest to compensate for carbon emissions, to having a completely vegetarian menu. Check out this video to find out more about our conference! #research #lifesciences #sciencecommunication #scienceconference #phd #postdoc

Get inspired by the video and from the many activities included in the conference and register here https://lnkd.in/dbYG-6Na #conference2023 #careerdevelopment #scientificresearch #environmentalsustainability #epigenetics #computationalbiology #diseases #

Meet Dr. Sharon M. Loverde - the brilliant mind revolutionizing the world of science! 🧪🌟 (This article was originally published in AWIS Magazine) >>> The Pursuit of Happiness in Science

The Texas Academy of Medicine, Engineering, Science and Technology (TAMEST) named Justyn Jaworski, assistant professor of the bioengineering department, as a TAMEST protégé. The TAMEST provides members with an opportunity to showcase their research and get to network with top researchers in the state. His research focuses on the creation of a probiotic that could change the way people break down and absorb nutrients from food. His other research includes polymeric materials that can detect environmental exposures. #mavengineering

Editorial in Life Sciences Review highlights the importance of a biomimetic approach to life science research: