In a better version of New York City, all kids would have access to inspiring science education. Jeanne Garbarino is the biochemist and science-outreach professional whose job is to make it happen.
Jasmine Nirody is the physicist whose love of locomotion became a research topic, and a career.
Memories are inherently shifty. A neuroscientist with a new lab of her own, Priya Rajasethupathy likens the brain’s memory function to Wikipedia—always evolving, occasionally unreliable.
It took two years to get his sample, and three more to master his method. But by the end of his graduate training, Carlos Rico had nailed it: a new system to pinpoint candidate drugs.
How does who you are affect your health? With one foot in social psychology and the other in virology, clinical fellow Chibuzo Enemchukwu is going to the roots of some of medicine’s thorniest problems.