Hi my name is Mallory. I am a scientist learning how to tell the story of my research. And in this episode I try to make the extremely boring question of "can we compare the genome of a virus to the gene expression of it's host cell to determine how a virus changes it's environment during single-cell infection?" seem exciting to non-nerds. ( The method I discuss was published by Sakia et al. in the journal of Nature Methods during 2019).
Hi my name is Mallory. I am a scientist learning how to tell the story of my research. And in this episode I address my fellow scientists and try to convince them of the power of a new method which can be used to answer the question "can we compare the genome of a virus to the gene expression of it's host cell to determine how a virus changes it's environment during single-cell infection?" ( The method I discuss was published by Sakia et al. in the journal of Nature Methods during 2019).
Hi my name is Mallory. I am a scientist learning how to tell the story of my research journey. And in this episode I reveal the moment I learned how to talk to engineers.
Hi my name is Mallory. I am a scientist learning how to tell the story of my research. And in this episode I attempt to explain my field of study, single-cell virology, to a 6th grader.
Hi my name is Mallory Thomas. I am a scientist learning how to tell the story of my research journey. To warm up to the scary world of podcasts, I will introduce myself through a boring fact. And a nerdy joke.