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Sophia He, Jarrel De Matas Named Student Speakers for UMass Amherst Commencement 2024 : UMass Amherst - Vimarsana News

Sophia He, Jarrel De Matas Named Student Speakers for UMass Amherst Commencement 2024 : UMass Amherst

Linguistics major He will represent the undergraduate class while De Matas, who earned a doctorate in English, will speak to graduate students.

Source: umass.edu
Science communication competition brings research into the real world - Vimarsana News

Science communication competition brings research into the real world

The 4th annual Research Slam featured three-minute talks on cutting-edge research from PhD students and postdocs competing for cash prizes as they honed their research communication skills.

Source: mit.edu
Vet Med student wins WSU's annual 3MT competition | WSU Insider | Washington State University - Vimarsana News

Vet Med student wins WSU's annual 3MT competition | WSU Insider | Washington State University

As winner of the event, molecular biosciences doctoral student Marian Laughery receives a travel grant for $3,000 to be applied to a research conference of her choice.

Source: wsu.edu
Vice President of Avirmax Inc. will Chair Sessions at the 27th ASGCT 2024 Annual Conference in Baltimore - Vimarsana News

Vice President of Avirmax Inc. will Chair Sessions at the 27th ASGCT 2024 Annual Conference in Baltimore

/PRNewswire/ -- Li Ou, Ph.D., Vice President of Research at Avirmax Inc., will chair two scientific sessions at the upcoming American Society of Gene and Cell...

Ph.D. candidate wants to improve science communication so no one ever again writes that sniffing farts prevents cancer - Vimarsana News

Ph.D. candidate wants to improve science communication so no one ever again writes that sniffing farts prevents cancer

Sharing the latest scientific advances should not be so difficult, Ashli Wright says, but too often things go awry in trying to inform the general public.

Source: fiu.edu