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I loved speaking with Hon. Edith Jones about understanding inequality. As a Board Member of the Coolidge Foundation, she is very knowledgeable about many of the issues students face #coolidge #modesto #turlock - Ashish Thakur

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Worried about what living in a new country might be like? Claire, who participated in the 2019 Korean summer program, shares her some highlights of her #studyabroad experience and offers advice! Read about Claire's #NSLIY journey at https://t.co/YGOTlYimLR

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My trip to Chengdu, China this summer through NSLI-Y gave me the impetus to complete translation of my book into Chinese and Hmong; these communities suffer from the highest rates of diabetes in the Central Valley #NSLI #turlock #modesto

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I am very interested in college programs which features an immersive program in China—such as my amazing one in Chengdu through the National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y)—which would help me to deeply understand Mandarin #modesto #turlock #NSLI - Ashish Thakur

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I had a wonderful time presenting to the American Vein and Lymphatic Society my work on how “Fractal Analysis Reveals Diffusion Limited Formation of Human Lower Extremity Superficial Varicosities” #modesto #turlock #IB - Ashish Thakur

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This summer, I spent 6 weeks in Chengdu, China through the @NSLIY program. Since then, I’ve given presentations to students at Modesto High School and their families to promote studying abroad - Ashish Thakur. #NSLIY #NSLIYAlumni

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Ashish Thakur is raising awareness in the community about Diabetes. Here he is at Univision speaking about Teen Diabetes. His other works
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Ashish Thakur's work at ThermoFisher involved CRISPR to successfully "knock" in the GFP gene into HEK293 cell line.

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Ashish Thakur met amazing surgeons and educators at the American College of Surgeons. His presentation on fractal dimension analysis of venous bifurcations was well received.

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Ashish Thakur @ashisht1122 had such a great visit to Harvard. He attended great lectures, met friends, went to a great presentation at the Broad Institute at MIT, learned about the inspiring life of Rosalind Franklin, and inquired about the cost implications of CRSPR therapies.

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What inspires Ashish Thakur @ashisht1122 is helping others. His long term goal is alleviate the suffering of others. Whether it's doing research that is published, learning Mandarin, presenting at difficult conferences, it comes back to how it will help him care for others.

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Ashish Thakur loves research. And he loves collaborating with scientists. When we discuss, share, and help each other, science progresses faster.

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Ashish Thakur had a wonderful visit with his mentors at the American College of Surgeons annual meeting.

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Ashish Thakur had a great visit to Cal State today where he volunteered to teach suturing to students from Delhi Medical Program.

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Ashish Thakur @ashisht1122 was so fortunate to work at ThermoFisher where he used CRISPR to "knock-in" the GFP gene. Here you can see the original BFP expressing cells (blue) and the transformed GFP cells (seen in Green).

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Ashish Thakur @ashisht1122 really enjoyed raising awareness about teen diabetes at Univision.

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Thanks Muninder for inspiring Ashish Thakur @ashisht1122 today at Cal State Stanislaus. He loves volunteering and teaching students how to suture.

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Ashish Thakur was thankful for being selected for John Hopkins CTY. He was really appreciative of their amazing online course curriculum.

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Dr. Carlos JC Jimenez, a Vascular Surgeon at UCLA, asked Ashish Thakur @ashisht1122 why he was interested in work on fractal dimensions. He said he really enjoyed exploring how fractal dimensions reveal how varicosities form.

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Ashish Thakur @ashisht1122 donated from his foundation to Golden Valley Health Center because they are the largest provider to our indigent population in the Central Valley.