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phd candidate Itai Yanai lab, @ nyugrossman | previous: Rockefeller University, Vassar College | chromatin, bioinformatics, and DEIA | pianist | he/him
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Leading in STEM used to be such a point of pride in American patriotism. We were proud to be the first on the moon, to the atom bomb. When did that change? We want cures for diseases like AIDS, obesity, cancer, Alzheimer's and we want to get there first. Why can't we tap into that?
January 23, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Leading in STEM used to be such a point of pride in American patriotism. We were proud to be the first on the moon, to the atom bomb. When did that change? We want cures for diseases like AIDS, obesity, cancer, Alzheimer's and we want to get there first. Why can't we tap into that?