Hosted by Jon Choy · EN · 15 episodes
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Welcome to the People of Science podcast, where we explore the stories and experiences of graduate students, doctors, and scientists. Each episode, we'll sit down with a different guest to learn about their journey through their respective fields, and the challenges and opportunities they've encountered along the way. Whether you're a student interested in a career in science, or just want to learn more about the people behind their title, this podcast is for you. Join us as we delve into the lives of the people of science.
Jon Choy hosts People of Science with Jon Choy, a arts show with 15 episodes published.
In this episode, we chat with Sarah Vandal, a fourth-year Ph.D. student in Dartmouth’s Molecular and Cell Biology program. She shares her journey as a grad student, giving a behind-the-scenes look at her daily life, bala
In today’s episode, we chat with Nathalie Alomar, a fourth-year PhD student in Yale’s Ecology and Evolutionary Biology program. She shares how her undergraduate research and the mentorship she received through the MARC p
In this episode, we speak with Jeremy, a 6th year PhD student in Harvard’s Molecular, Cells and Organisms (MCO) PhD program. He discusses his non-traditional educational background as an undergraduate student to pioneeri
In this episode, we chat with Ya’el, a 5th-year PhD student in Harvard’s Program in Neurosceince Program. She shares how her childhood curiosity, from repairing broken VCRs to questioning the brain's mysteries, led her t
In this episode, we speak with Davy Deng, a third-year MD PhD student in the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology program. Deng shares his unique background, growing up as a nomad in the Gobi Desert and his path fr
In this episode, we hear from Naa Asheley Afua Adowaa Ashitey who is an incoming MD-PhD student at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her parents immigrated from Ghana and worked 9-5s to support Naa throughout her academic
In this episode, we speak with Sarah Cai who is a 5th year biomedical engineering PhD student at Columbia university. With her graduation around the corner, Sarah reflects on her research and living experiences thus far
In this episode, we speak with Kensi Hartman who is applied to graduate school (PhD) this past application cycle. This fall she will be a first year at Berkeley's Cell Biology, Developmental Physiology (CDP) program. Tun
In this installment, we chat with Lucas who is a 4th year neuroscience PhD student at Stanford university. Join us as we discuss his hobbies outside of science, journey to science, research projects, struggles/successes,
Caroline is a first year PhD student in Stanford's BioSci program. In this episode, we learn some of the unique aspects of the program, how her valuable research experience at the University of Michigan led her pursuing
In this podcast episode, Spencer shares his journey as a PhD student in neuroscience at Georgetown University and the NIH, discussing the interdisciplinary nature of the field and the benefits of secure funding and acces
In this podcast episode, Linh discusses their journey from undergraduate studies to medical school and the MD-PhD program, their experience as a medical student, and their future goals as a physician scientist. Linh emph
Get ready to be inspired by Maryonne’s journey from high school overachiever to PhD, student years after her undergraduate career. Find out what motivated her to pursue a career in science and hear her long-term goals of
In this episode, we hear from Yasemin, an MD-PhD student at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. Yasemin shares her personal journey to becoming an MD-PhD student, her experiences in the Oxford-Cambridge
In this episode, Marya discusses her experience with translational research and the unique NIH Oxford Cambridge program, which allows for independent dissertation projects with mentors from both institutions. She also sh
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