Tsering Tashi '23 is headed to the University of Illinois Chicago for the pharmaceutical sciences Ph.D. program after graduation. After attending a conference in high school, he found his passion for neuroscience. 🧠🧪
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I haven’t spent this much time doing experiments since grad school, but I accomplished some simple fluorescence today! Gemcitabine-treated (bottom) pancreatic cancer cells are more apoptotic than control (top)!
Advocacy works. Because of your calls and the citizens who showed up to raise their voices, the Mayor of Cedar Falls changed his mind and signed the Pride proclamation. Great job!
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New fave exam answer. “Explain how nodes of Ranvier increase action potential conductivity”:
“If Paul Revere had to stop at every house to tell them, “The redcoats are coming,” he never would have saved America!”
Happy LGBTQ STEM Day! Today (and all days) we celebrate diversity in the STEM fields. I am so happy to be part of this welcoming family here at @WartburgCollege! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🧬🔭⚛️
This was an uphill battle to finally get it published for a variety of reasons, but I am so grateful to those who helped make this happen!
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Wartburg League of Legends starts out their season with a big W over Kansas State Freshmen. This is the first official win in Wartburg Esports History!
Need a little pick-me-up? Your day will definitely be better with some BABY TORTOISES! 🐢🐢🐢
These photos are courtesy of Genoa Gregg, a fourth-year pre-veterinary major who serves as the director of animals.
Most scientific accolades are tokens of a power structure that favors rubbing elbows, pedigree, and politicking and disfavors prioritizing work-life balance and mental health. I won’t measure my worth by the opinion of those who gate-keep success under the guise of “prestige.”