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From Chemistry to Neuroscience: How Scientific Curiosity Led to Unexpected Transitions

What happens when a scientist changes disciplines multiple times and transforms how we understand animal behavior?In this episode, Rebecka Sepela shares her journey from chemistry to biophysics to sensory biology and how scientific curiosity led her into groundbreaking octopus re ...  Show more

The Unexpected Truth About Imposter Syndrome in STEM and How to Overcome It

From struggling first-generation student to groundbreaking geneticist discover how resilience, curiosity, and community transform impossible dreams into reality.Few stories are as inspiring as Kaitlyn’s journey from a chaotic upbringing with no family support for education to bec ...  Show more

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