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Employees often think it is up to the organization to launch DEI efforts, but in fact, everyone needs to participate.
Communications Diversity and Outreach Gladstone Experts Profile Diversity
Learn how a Gladstone bioinformatician is spending his days during shelter-in-place
Profile Bioinformatics Core Finkbeiner Lab
In honor of Ada Lovelace Day, Katie Pollard discusses what it’s like to be a woman in STEM and how being an outsider has helped shape her career.
Diversity and Outreach Mentoring Task Force Womens Initiative Profile Data Science and Biotechnology Pollard Lab Big Data Diversity
Sam Perli was going to be a computer scientist, but then he heard about engineering human cells with CRISPR technology, fell in love with biology, and never looked back.
Office of Postdoctoral and Graduate Affairs Grad Students and Postdocs Profile Yamanaka Lab
After completing undergraduate studies at UC Berkeley and his PhD at Stanford, Andrew decided to stay in the Bay Area for a postdoc and joined Jeanne Paz’s lab at Gladstone.
Office of Postdoctoral and Graduate Affairs Grad Students and Postdocs Profile Epilepsy Paz Lab
Damon R. Williams reflects on his experiences as a PUMAS intern, and describes how spending the summer at Gladstone helped transform his career goals.
Diversity and Outreach Office of Postdoctoral and Graduate Affairs Student Outreach and Science Education Grad Students and Postdocs Profile Diversity
A native of Germany, Melanie trained as a physician before her first-hand experience caring for AIDS patients inspired her dive into biomedical research to discover new ways to fight the virus.
Profile Virology Ott Lab
Zak describes how he used to pretend he hated math, and how grad school is teaching him more than just science.
Office of Postdoctoral and Graduate Affairs Graduate Organization GO Grad Students and Postdocs Profile Neurological Disease
Gordon Keller, recipient of the 2019 Ogawa-Yamanaka Stem Cell Prize, discusses challenges and successes during his 30 years of pioneering research on stem cells.
Ogawa Stem Cell Prize Profile Roddenberry Stem Cell Center Stem Cells/iPSCs
A Georgia native of Swedish and Guatemalan descent, Kristoffer Leon studies viruses, likes cooking and traveling, and keeps a detailed food map of San Francisco.
Office of Postdoctoral and Graduate Affairs Grad Students and Postdocs Profile Zika Virus Virology Ott Lab
A lover of American muscle cars, Jeannette is driven to use basic science to transform patient care.
Corporate Ventures and Translation Profile
College student Delaney Van Riper describes what it’s like to live with a genetic disorder
Profile Rare Diseases Conklin Lab CRISPR/Gene Editing
A fan of science since she was a child—and today a Zumba aficionado too—Yvanka would like to meet Albert Einstein’s first wife to warn her about the impact of her marriage on her career.
Office of Postdoctoral and Graduate Affairs Grad Students and Postdocs Profile Cardiovascular Disease Srivastava Lab
Interested in sports rather than science as a child, classes in biochemistry and immunology changed the game for Andrew, and inspired him to become a researcher.
Profile Akassoglou Lab
Born on the Gulf Coast of Alabama, and a world-traveler at age 12, Robin grew up in Arlington, Texas, where he eventually studied journalism and English literature at the University of Texas at Arlington. He has been the executive assistant to Warner Greene since 1998 and also supports Jennifer Doudna and Christof Fellmann.
Profile Virology