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You've Got Potential!
by You've Got Potential
We aim to showcase undergraduate research to build a community that informs, connects, and inspires undergraduate students interested in research. As current undergraduate researchers ourselves, we understand the struggle that the pandemic has put on research, so we want to provide a space for students like us or who are interested in getting involved in research. Our podcast is structured to highlight experiences of undergraduate researchers, but also to offer advice on pre-professional schools, and present relevant educational content in an approachable way.
Episodes
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Researching Auditory Learning and Memory with Faiza Ramadan
Hear from Faiza about mapping the brain, the neuroscience of learning sound, and the Project SUPER undergraduate research program! Faiza is a genetics major and an undergraduate researcher in the CLEF Lab, which investigates the epigenetic mechanisms involved in auditory learning and memory.…
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Researching Protein Dynamics with Eric Mooney
For today’s very special episode, Eric tells us about his path to research at Rutgers, computer simulations of protein dynamics, and pursuing a PhD! We wish you the best of luck for the next chapter! Check out these helpful resources! Seeker (YouTube channel with videos on a wide range of science...
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Introducing YGP Season 2!
We’re back…and we have a new crew! The original hosts have graduated, but don’t worry - we will continue to dive into the amazing research being done by students here at Rutgers. Meet the new team and find out what we have planned for the podcast! Connect with Us! Interested in being a guest...
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Researching Computer Vision in Spinal Cord Injury with Malaika Mahmood
Learn about circles, fruit flies on CBD, and slicing spinal cords with Malaika! As a student at Rutgers Camden in a neuroscience lab in Piscataway, Malaika is a driven, curious, passionate student with an impressive variety of experiences under her belt. Connect with Us! Fill out this form to get…
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Researching Pulmonary Inflammation with Tanvi Banota!
Mustard gas, #womeninstem, linguistics, and academic medicine. Learn more in our episode with Tanvi! Starting her research as a high schooler, Tanvi is an expert in her field, with multiple conferences and a variety of experiences under her belt. Tanvi is also the Editor-in-chief of the first...
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Researching Social Networks with Maria Xu!
Mental health in schools, finding cliques with coding, and cognitive science. Learn more in our first psychology and cognitive science research episode with Maria! Maria also shared an amazing volunteer opportunity for people interested in lending an ear to people who just need someone to talk…
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Researching Schizophrenia with Allen Fu!
Medical progress, molecular mental health, and how you can help patients! We really enjoyed talking to cell biology and neuroscience major Allen Fu about his project on the molecular underpinnings of schizophrenia. He is a passionate advocate towards better care and better therapies for mental...
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Researching Bones and Bugs with Sandy Paredes!
Missing bones, bog bodies and everything criminal minds hasn’t told you about insects in forensics! Talking with Sandy was a fantastic example of the unbelievably interdisciplinary nature of science, and a great reminder that there is no such thing as something not worth discovering! We hope you...
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Researching Medically Significant Spiders with Jaden DeMario!
What a better way to celebrate the spookiest week of the year if not with sharing the incredible work of Genetics major Jaden on spiders! This interview is not for the faint hearted, as you'll learn about a lot of spider species and their implications in human health; but don't worry! You'll also...
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Researching Machine Learning and Data Science with Melissa Gonzalez!
Mice on treadmills, 3D neural networks, and the intersection of business, engineering, and neuroscience. Learn how NIH Diversity Fellow, Melissa, started biomedical research, how she is absolutely crushing it, and how she aims to continue to do so in her future career. Additional shoutout to Mel!...
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Researching Geo & Particle Physics with Anirudh Patel!
From strange geological anomalies pertaining to gravity to the fundamental particles that make up the universe, our latest guest Anirudh has you covered. In this episode, we take a shift towards the physical sciences, peeking into the world of undergraduate physics research. Come learn about…
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Researching Embryonic Development with Thejasvi Venkatachalam
Squiggly worms, how organisms come about, and how doing research makes classes easier! It was so inspirational and thrilling to talk with senior Thejasvi about her research in embryonic development. As a student who has been involved in her project for a significant amount of time, it was...
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Researching Transposable Elements and Speciation with Mahek Virani
Jumping genes, fighting stigmas, and a passion for music! We had such a great time talking with rising junior Mahek about her project, future ambitions and interests outside of uni. Her research investigating the potential role of transposable elements in the phenomenon of speciation was…
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Researching Substance Use Disorder with My Nguyen
Wobbly mice, pioneering technology, and brain cells as shiny stars! In this interview we had a wonderful time talking with My, a newly grad student heading to medical school! Her project on substance abuse disorder is enlightening and pioneering and we hope you enjoy learning all about it just…
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Researching Huntington's Disease with Sunny Wang
Hello everyone! Welcome to another episode of You’ve Got Potential! It was so engaging and inspirational to talk with Sunny, a newly graduated student in Cell Biology and Neuroscience, about his involvement in a project investigating protein aggregation in Huntington’s disease. As an…
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Researching Painful Diabetic Neuropathy with Justine Soltys!
Learn about immune system bodyguards, pharmaceutical research, and master's degrees with our second student researcher spotlight, Justine! Shameless Plugs: Research Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics Protein Data Bank (20:33): https://www.rcsb.org/ Aresty Rutgers Undergraduate Research...
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Researching Spinal Cord Injury with Monica Tschang
Learn about mimetics, machine learning, and mice with our first student researcher spotlight and co-host, Monica! Monica has been conducting research at the W.M. Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience since 2019, and is tackling spinal cord injury research from two separate angles. Learn…
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Resting Potential - Undergraduate Researchers Discuss Life During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Hello everyone! Welcome to our first full-length video! This conversation was strongly fueled by several of the sentiments that led to the birth of this project: social isolation has severely damaged a world that before already struggled to come together – that of the undergraduate researcher...
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You've Got Potential! – Podcast Introduction
Hi! Welcome to "You've Got Potential!" - a podcast focused on promoting scientific communication among undergraduates and sparking intellectual dialogue on current topics in science and science education. We hope to be a resource for students to increase their curiosity, knowledge and passion for...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We aim to showcase undergraduate research to build a community that informs, connects, and inspires undergraduate students interested in research. As current undergraduate researchers ourselves, we understand the struggle that the pandemic has put on research, so we want to provide a space for students like us or who are interested in getting involved in research. Our podcast is structured to highlight experiences of undergraduate researchers, but also to offer advice on pre-professional schools, and present relevant educational content in an approachable way.
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