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Stuck in a rut? Here are some useful nuggets you could implement in your day-to-day science life.
last updated: September 5, 2021
Kristen is a biomedical research scientist by trade with a PhD in Viral Immunology. Enthusiastic science communicator and teacher. Currently adjunct faculty in the Department of Biology at the University of Portland.
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