Brandeis PhD students Jonathan Napoline (Graduate Program in Chemistry, Thomas lab) and Sara Haddad (Graduate Program in Neuroscience, Marder lab) tell PBS NewsHour why they’re excited about basic research
Why we love basic research
May 16, 2014 By
News and Events from and for the Division of Science, Brandeis University
Seminars
- Monday, 6/5/23, 11 am-12 noon -- Rosario -- Length control, fluctuations, and scaling of actin structures in cells
- Tuesday, 6/6/23, 2:30 pm-3:30 pm -- Blodgett -- Career Development Seminar
- Wednesday, 6/7/23, 1:30 pm-3 pm -- Tatkowski -- Laboratory and Chemical Safety at Brandeis
- Friday, 6/9/23, 11 am-12 noon -- Chardac -- You Need a Notebook! A workshop on lab notebooks and how scientists use them
- Wednesday, 6/14/23, 12:30 pm-1:30 pm -- Summer Ice Cream Social
PubMed: Brandeis
- Rethinking systemic ableism: A response to Zagouras, Ellick, and Aulisio June 7, 2023
- Prescribe to Save Lives: An Intervention to Increase Naloxone Prescribing Among HIV Clinicians June 6, 2023
- Passive endocytosis in model protocells June 5, 2023
- "There is No Communication": A Qualitative Examination of Deaf Signers' Experiences With Advance Care Planning June 2, 2023
MCB seminars
- Thursday, 8/10/23, 1 pm-3 pm -- SciFest XII
Basic research basically leads to a broader understanding of the whole picture, as well as laying a solid foundation for specializing your interest in niche topics. Altough I’m no student any longer this still holds true in many different aspects of life…
Bob