My 19th guest is Kate, a PhD student in Exercise Physiology with a passion for horses, dogs, rabbit and cooking. Hi @the_fit_academic_! First of all would you like to tell us something about you? Hi Martina, thanks for the interview, I am honored! Hi STEM fam! My name is Kate Flickinger. I have a MastersContinue reading “Women in STEM: Kate”
Author Archives: Martina Bodner
Genes and autism
Last February an exciting paper on genes and autism was published by the prestigious journal Cell. Dozens of researchers from Boston, New York, San Francisco, Helsinki, Aarhus, Dublin and many more universities came together to sequence thousands of genes of neurotypical and neurodivergent subjects. The picture I prepared explains (or tries to) what the researchersContinue reading “Genes and autism”
Women in STEM: Neha
My 18th guest is Neha, an Indian scientist based in Noway studying stem cells. Hi @science.fanatics! First of all would you like to tell us something about you? Hi, My name is Neha Rana, I am from India currently based in Norway for my PhD studies. I am a biochemist by my scientific background. ForContinue reading “Women in STEM: Neha”
