NYC Science Communication Newsletter-3 July 2017 By Zhaohui Yang Today’s News Headline NYC Science Communication has a New President! Jaclyn Kubala President-elect of NYC SciComm Currently a PhD candidate at Weill Cornell Medicine, Jaclyn works in joint labs to develop therapeutic tools for kidney cancer using nanotechnology. With great passion in science communication, […]
NYC Science Communication Newsletter-2 May 2017 By Zhaohui Yang Blog Guide Interested in blogging at NYC Science Communication but no idea where to start? We provide this detailed guide for you to launch your blogs and develop your professional identity as a science communicator. Check out the complete […]
By Xinjun Zhang Since founded in September 2016, NYC Science Communication (NYC SciComm) has grown to have 174 members from more than 12 institutes across New York City and beyond. On behalf of our Board of Directors, I would like to acknowledge our volunteers over the past year. Without them, […]
NYC Science Communication Newsletter March 2017 By Zhaohui Yang NYC SciComm Welcomes You! Welcome to NYC Science Communication! Thanks to YOU, our loyal members, the network has been fast expanding throughout the greater city area. Keep subscribed and spread the word- we promise you even […]
By Julija HmeljakI’m not going to lie; I am no computational biologist. Even though anything “omics” has been all the rage in cancer research for the past decade, I used to sit firmly on the “Genomics Papers Are Boring” train. But the day came when, out of necessity, I started reading […]
