Young Scientist Spotlight 1: Witney Chen

We’re proud to present the first episode in our b…

An episode of the Carry the One Radio podcast, hosted by Carry the One Radio, titled "Young Scientist Spotlight 1: Witney Chen" was published on October 22, 2019 and runs 16 minutes.

October 22, 2019 ·16m · Carry the One Radio

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We’re proud to present the first episode in our brand new Young Scientist Spotlight Series, or “The Spotlight” for short. Each month, we’ll feature an informal, lightly-edited interview with a graduate student, postdoc, staff researcher, or other early-career scientist. Through these conversations, we’ll be bringing you a fun, down-to-earth look at not only even more of the awesome science content you love, but also the people behind the science. In our first Spotlight, we spoke with Witney Chen, a graduate student studying Parkinson’s Disease at the University of California, San Francisco. We chatted about her research on brain stimulation in human patients, life in graduate school, how she became a scientist, and… dog poop. This episode was produced by Ben Mansky. Music is “Borough,” from Blue Dot Sessions.

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We’re proud to present the first episode in our brand new Young Scientist Spotlight Series, or “The Spotlight” for short. Each month, we’ll feature an informal, lightly-edited interview with a graduate student, postdoc, staff researcher, or other early-career scientist. Through these conversations, we’ll be bringing you a fun, down-to-earth look at not only even more of the awesome science content you love, but also the people behind the science. In our first Spotlight, we spoke with Witney Chen, a graduate student studying Parkinson’s Disease at the University of California, San Francisco. We chatted about her research on brain stimulation in human patients, life in graduate school, how she became a scientist, and… dog poop. This episode was produced by Ben Mansky. Music is “Borough,” from Blue Dot Sessions.

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