About Erin Yoo
Hi, I'm in the Columbia College Class of 2029, interested in exploring the intersections of neurobiology and storytelling, particularly the stories behind the science. My Laidlaw research project delves into the molecular and behavioral signatures of pain and stress in dorsal root ganglion (DRG) neurons in mice.
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Leo,
I also agree that communication is an integral aspect of leadership, and I, too, have learned a lot from the case study. I'd be excited to hear more later in the program about how you've implemented this kind of leadership in your research team!
Leo,
It's interesting how these other viewpoints and perspectives from the '60s and the '70s help provide a multi-dimensional lens, like in the spheres of advocacy and politics that you mentioned. Excited to hear how your project progresses!
Hi Evalina, I also resonate with the idea of creating a "lens" through which to view works. In my own research project, I understand that perspective plays a role in the multimodal framework of behavioral, molecular, and immunohistochemical assays for studying how stress modulates pain. Your project on environmental policy sounds interesting, and I'm excited to hear all about it!
Very interesting project! Looking forward to hearing all about it!