Skin Fat Regulation: Edriss Yousuf
The fat layer in our skin has the ability to expand and shrink. Yet, the regulatory mechanisms for skin fat growth and shrinking are not wel...
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20 of 100 episodesModeling a Soil Microbiome: Julia Nepper
Dirt is anything but dumb. Inside soil lives a community of microbes that play an important role in everything from the environment to agric...
Negotiating the Transition from PhD to Postdoc Part 3: Naledi Saul
In this session, you will learn how to thoughtfully choose your next job opportunity and successfully negotiate with both your current resea...
Deciding if a Postdoc Offer is Right for You Part 2: Naledi Saul
In this session, you will learn how to thoughtfully choose your next job opportunity and successfully negotiate with both your current resea...
Negotiating a Postdoc Job Offer Part 1: Naledi Saul
In this session, you will learn how to thoughtfully choose your next job opportunity and successfully negotiate with both your current resea...
Preparing Your Postdoc Job Talk Part 2: Naledi Saul
After receiving an invitation to interview from your prospective postdoc lab you need to develop an interview game plan. Your ultimate goal...
Preparing for the Postdoc Interview Part 1: Naledi Saul
After receiving an invitation to interview from your prospective postdoc lab you need to develop an interview game plan. Your ultimate goal...
Designing your CV and Cover Letter for the Position that You Want Naledi Saul
When you apply for postdocs and other types of jobs, you typically need to submit a curriculum vitae and a cover letter as part of your appl...
Scouting for Postdoc Positions Part 2: Rachel Care
As you start thinking about doing a postdoc, there are a few key questions you need to consider. What type of position will allow you to bui...
What to Look for a Postdoc Position: Part 1: Rachel Care
As you start thinking about doing a postdoc, there are a few key questions you need to consider. What type of position will allow you to bui...
CRISPR, Climate Change, & Forest Health Panel: Part 3
The third video is a recording of a panel discussion moderated by SCL producer Rosa Veguilla on February 3, 2022. In this conversation, we a...
Corals: On the Brink: Bay and Phelan
Coral reefs are truly magnificent ecosystems that support an abundance of marine life, and they are under threat. As climate change warms th...
Reprogramming in the Inner Ear: Amrita A. Lyer
Hearing loss, caused by the death of hair cells in the inner ear, is the third most common public health issue in the United States. Current...
Finding Faith in Science: Tshaka Cunningham
Dr. Tshaka Cunningham received his PhD in molecular biology from Rockefeller University and completed postdoctoral training at the Institut...
Tumors and the Immune System: Christina Cho
The National Cancer Act was signed into law in 1971, declaring a “War on Cancer.” While cancer deaths have declined remarkably since then du...
Temperature, parasites, and public health: Karena Nguyen
More than 200 million people are infected with schistosomes, aquatic parasites that cycle between snails and humans, and cause the human dis...
Injury Response in Intestinal Villi: Takahiro Ohara
Intestinal villi are finger-like projections that line the small intestine, increasing surface area to help with absorption of nutrients. In...
Chromosomes in inviable hybrids: Maiko Kitaoka
When we think of what makes two species distinct, we often think of their ability (or inability) to produce viable offspring. But is there a...
Soil Microbes and Plant Defenses: Mia Howard
Unlike most animals, plants don’t have the option to run away when something is trying to eat them. Instead, they develop all kinds of chemi...
Drink up to improve brain health: Brandon Yates
Exercise is like medicine for the mind and body, particularly in aging adults. Regular physical activity not only provides physiological ben...