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Why the f*** should we care?
Rachel Gilfarb
12 episodes
2 weeks ago
Neuroscience graduate students tell you why the f*** you should care about what they study. Artwork by Hannah Smilansky Music by Jacob Rosenberg
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Neuroscience graduate students tell you why the f*** you should care about what they study. Artwork by Hannah Smilansky Music by Jacob Rosenberg
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Natural Sciences
Science
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Elise Lemanski, UDel
Why the f*** should we care?
28 minutes 44 seconds
4 years ago
Elise Lemanski, UDel

Elise Lemanski is a Neuroscience PhD student at the University of Delaware. She works in the Schwarz lab which explores the role of the neuroimmune and endocrine systems on brain and behavior throughout development with a focus on sex differences. Elise’s research has focused on the Zika virus and its effect on brain development in rats. Elise is originally from Ohio and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience at The Ohio State University. She spends her time outside of lab with her two cats, and is excited to return to dancing when the pandemic is over. Find her on twitter @lemanski_elise.

Why the f*** should we care?
Neuroscience graduate students tell you why the f*** you should care about what they study. Artwork by Hannah Smilansky Music by Jacob Rosenberg