Four years at the University of Miami taught me that the most interesting science happens at the edges, where one disease unexpectedly connects to another.
Specifically, what happens inside a cell when things go sideways, and why some cancer cells just... stop and hide instead of growing. That's what amyloid bodies are about.
Those same stress patterns I was seeing in cancer? They showed up in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's too. Nobody talks about that connection nearly enough.
All of this was sitting in journals nobody reads, written in language nobody outside a lab could understand. Important science, invisible to the world.
Not just research. Not just publish. Actually talk about it, in a way that makes sense to real people.
The lab taught me how to ask good questions. Science communication taught me how to share the answers
What started as a passion project in 2019 grew into a community of 125K+ curious minds, students, researchers, and people who just love science and want to actually understand it.
At BiotechTV, I cover the stories behind the breakthroughs, the researchers, the discoveries, and why any of it matters to you.
Not everyone grows up seeing themselves in a lab coat. I'm passionate about changing that, especially for underrepresented communities in STEM.
Podcasts, webinars, speaking engagements, if there's a room talking about science, I want to be in it.
I share how I use online platforms responsibly not just to post research, but to build trust, start meaningful conversations, and make science approachable for everyone.
There's something about following a recipe that clears my head. Plus, the results are delicious. Win-win.
Mochi and Pepper don’t care about science, and I love them for it. As far as they’re concerned, I’m just the person who fills their bowl.
New city, new culture, new perspective. Travelling reminds me why science communication matters, the world is so much bigger than any one lab or classroom.
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