At Brookline High School, Tyler Wooley-Brown integrates critical thinking skills, inquiry-based investigations, and scientific reasoning into each of his physics classes. He also works to [...]
Erin Dahlstrom received her doctorate degree from Harvard University in 2018. Her research used C. elegans to study how cells respond to stress, such as high temperature. Her hope is that by [...]
As a student at Williams College, Kaitlin Dinet discovered her love of the complex world of living things and decided that she wanted to share this with other students as a teacher. After [...]
At the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology, Mara Laslo studies the evolution of endocrine systems and life cycles in frogs. Her dissertation investigates how a frog could skip the tadpole [...]
David Mangus is a molecular biologist and former research scientist whose work focused on understanding how Baker’s yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, regulate their genes. He currently leads the [...]
Rebecca Clements studies the immune mechanisms that humans use to defend themselves against infections during pregnancy. She is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at Swarthmore College [...]
Melissa Kelly is a Biology teacher at Brockton High School in Brockton, MA. She has has been teaching for eleven years and recently earned a license in Special Education. Her goal is to make [...]
Steph Guerra is a recent graduate of Harvard University with a doctorate in Biological and Biomedical Sciences. Her thesis work focuses on developing more effective treatments for lung cancer [...]
Tess Bernhard has been teaching biology and statistics at Boston Prep in Hyde Park, Massachusetts. She formerly was a researcher at Princeton University and studied RNA’s role in the origins of [...]
Madeleine Jennewein is a graduate student in Harvard’s virology program where she studies antibodies and the immune system in the context of acute HIV infection and in pregnancy. Outside of the [...]