This post is written by Jocelyn Solis-Moreira. Jocelyn has a Bachelor's in Integrative Neuroscience, and a Master's in Psychology concentrating on Behavioural Neuroscience. Her research focussed on the neurological mechanisms behind adolescent alcohol binge drinking,...
This post is written by Salik Rosing. Salik has a PhD in Geology with a focus on computer models of ancient ocean circulation from the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Geoscience and Natural Resources Management. He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at...
This post is written by Victoria McCulloch. Victoria is a Lecturer in Anatomy at the University of Edinburgh, and a Freelance Medical Illustrator. She describes herself as a 'traditional, 2D artist, mainly working in pencil'. Apart from being passionate about art and...
This post is written by Nikhil Mistry. Nikhil is an Acoustical Engineer and Research Fellow at The National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, UK. His work focusses on underwater acoustics and medical ultrasound; for example, designing sonar to ‘see’ animals in the...
This post is written by Lauren Nelson, a final year PhD student at Newcastle University studying computational drug design. A lover of all things science, she has a MSc and BSc in Chemistry, she's a STEM Ambassador, and she's also a PhD tutor with The Brilliant Club....
This post is written by Mariam Abood, a Master’s Student at the University of York. Mariam is the Content Manager for Scientistt; a research platform that seeks to make the world of research more transparent, efficient and effective. She chose to write this blog post...
This post is written by Somdatta Karak. Somdatta trained as a neuroscientist and found her calling in finding out how humans learn. She is now an educator, and science communication is her style of engaging. She leads the science communication and outreach efforts at...
Ipsa Jain is a scientist by training and science visualizer by practice. She runs her own business - Ipsawonders, which, in her own words, is 'a one-woman labor of love'. She uses visuals to tell the story of science, aiming not only to educate, but to incite...
This post is written by Karen Tang, a PhD Student in Clinical Psychology at Dalhousie University, in Nova Scotia, Canada. Her research examines behavioural addiction (e.g. video gaming) and how these disorders correlate with mental health. When she is not being a busy...
This post is written by Dr. Jenny Truong, a community pharmacist in the United States. She works in one the most ethnically diverse cities in America - which also happens to be one of her state’s lowest-income areas. These two characteristics provide unique challenges...
This post is written by Shan Chong, a molecular biologist with an interest in mental health and behaviour. Shan is a postdoctural research fellow that uses stem cells to model neuropsychiatric disease. She spends a lot of time thinking about how people perceive and...
This post is written by Karmela Padavic-Callaghan, Karmela is a theoretical physicist, a non-fiction writer and a DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) advocate and organizer. Her writing has appeared on the Scientific American Opinions blog, the Lifeology blog, which...