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Organoids vs. Animal Models: The Ethical and Scientific Debate
What organoids do well, where animal models remain indispensable, and how U.S. and German regulation differ.
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The findings may potentially have possibly had some positive effects on sleep duration in the participants we studied.
The intervention produced a small but statistically significant improvement in sleep duration (mean difference +0.8 hrs, 95% CI 0.3–1.3).
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Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor: A Therapeutic Target for Depression
A peer-review-style survey of BDNF in depression, and how antidepressants, exercise and gene therapy target it.
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Regulation of Mood by Interneuron Dopamine D1 Receptors
Dissertation research: what happens to stress resilience when D1 receptors are removed from cortical interneurons.
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The Future of Personalized Medicine: Targeting Psychological Disorders with Precision Pharmacology
How pharmacogenomics is starting to replace trial-and-error psychiatric prescribing.
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Bridging Cultures: The Role of Diversity in Scientific Innovation
Why diverse teams build better science, from a Haitian path to a Berlin research institute.
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The True Cost of a PhD: Understanding Opportunity Cost
The financial, personal and health costs of graduate training, discussed openly.
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Research Without Borders: Why My Work Is Now Global by Design
On building a career, and now a company, that doesn't sit inside one country's borders.
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My Journey in Leadership and Research: Embracing Strength in STEM
How growing up in Haiti shaped a research career in stress resilience, and leading in science.
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Ten-plus years of bench research, from HPV-related oncogenesis and targeted radiotherapy for uveal melanoma to the neurobiology of stress resilience.
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- Organoids vs. Animal Models: The Ethical and Scientific DebateScience
- Research Without Borders: Why My Work Is Now Global by DesignCareer
- Full Circle: How My Fulbright Fellowship Shaped the Scientist — and Person — I Am BecomingReflection
- Redefining Freedom, Identity, and Belonging: What Living in Germany Taught MeReflection
- Closing One Chapter, Opening AnotherGraduate life
- The Future of Personalized Medicine: Targeting Psychological Disorders with Precision PharmacologyScience
- Bridging Cultures: The Role of Diversity in Scientific InnovationCulture
- The True Cost of a PhD: Understanding Opportunity CostGraduate life
- Being a Scientist Abroad: Observations on Work-Life Balance in Germany vs. the USAReflection
- My Journey in Leadership and Research: Embracing Strength in STEMLeadership
- Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor: A Therapeutic Target for DepressionScience
- Regulation of Mood by Interneuron Dopamine D1 ReceptorsScience
- PhD-ing and Becoming after COVIDGraduate life
- My Research JourneyReflection
- My Story with MentorshipMentorship
- STEM-azing Coaching, Mentoring and TutoringMentorship
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