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Finding Your Research Rotations
Similar to most science PhD programs, during my first year I will complete three research rotations to identify possible research mentors. In my second year, I will officially pair with one of these scientists to conduct my research for my degree....
Post · July 27, 2021
Owlstown Newsletter #31: Special Domains?
Hello Owlstowners!
No new features this month :( I was working on a few features, but I didn’t finish any of them in time for this newsletter. I did clean up a bunch of code and made changes to speed up the server, so enjoy some speedier loading ...
Post · July 22, 2021
So What is Clinical Translational Science Anyways?
I have just moved to Cleveland, Ohio and am starting a doctorate program in Clinical Translational Science at Case Western Reserve University. This past month I have been bombarded by questions from my family and friends. “So what degree are you ...
Post · July 20, 2021
Owlstown Newsletter #30: Summertime
Hello Owlstowners!
In grad school, I spent all of my summers in Pittsburgh. It was hot and humid, but I have fond memories of 4th of July fireworks, the Rachel Carson Trail Challenge, sunsets at Schenley Park, and fireflies.
I spent part of thos...
Post · July 17, 2021
Owlstown Newsletter #29: May flowers
Hello Owlstowners!
The saying “April showers bring May flowers” proved true in Boston this year. It was quite rainy in April. Now, it’s May and we’re seeing a lot of flowers on our neighborhood walks.
In April, I also started a bunch of improvem...
Post · July 17, 2021
Ozonesonde training at Corpus Christi
Students and postdocs from Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi, St. Edward's University, and Texas A&M University - College Station are attending ozonesonde training hosted by professors Chuntao Liu, Paul Walter, and Gary Morris. The balloons us...
Post · July 15, 2021
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