California Life Sciences announces 20th annual Pantheon
Annual awards celebrate excellence in California’s life sciences sector...
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California Life Sciences announces 20th annual Pantheon Award winners
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov 2, 2023 -- California Life Sciences (CLS), the state’s most ...
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California's top scientific innovators selected as
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Oct. 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- California Life Sciences (CLS), the state’s life sciences membership organization, announced...
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Inclusive STEM Learning Environments: Six Institutions Committed to Progress
HHMI is making the first grants in our Driving Change initiative, awarding $2.5 million each to six universities.
United States University Of Maryland University Of Maryland Eastern Shore Baltimore County Chevy Chase David Hall
Source: hhmi.org
UC regents talk budget, financial aid, diversity in second day of meetings
The UC Board of Regents kicked off itssecond day of meetings Wednesday to discuss topics concerning academic affairs, equity and public engagement.
United States Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute Patricia Nguyen Kieran Flaherty Henry Yang David Lubarsky
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After a personal revelation, Ph.D. grad discovers true passion
showcasing some of Harvard’s stellar graduates. Nelson LaMarche arrived at immunology in an unexpected way. Growing up in New Jersey, he said, he idolized his Dominican physician father and wanted to become a doctor. So, LaMarche, who received his Ph.D. from Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in November 2020, attended an honors high school with a specialized premed curriculum, where he studied anatomy and physiology, did rotations with clinicians, and became an EMT, which he conti...
Source: harvard.edu