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Sarah Robbins

About Sarah Robbins

Sarah Robbins is a human genetics Ph.D. student. Her skill at reading recipes has made her able to translate her talents from pies to PCR.

CRISPR Gene Editing in Human Embryos Performed for the First Time Ever in the U.S.

August 24th, 2017|Recently Published|By

So You Want to Attend an Academic Conference…

July 11th, 2017|A Day in the Life|By

Cellulite: Who, Why, and What Can Be Done

June 5th, 2017|Perspectives in Research|By

5 Tips for Preparing for your Ph.D. Candidacy Exam

April 27th, 2017|A Day in the Life|By

The Butterfly Effect: Wing Research Method Shows Promise

March 17th, 2017|Perspectives in Research,Recently Published|By

Bugs Resistant to Drugs: What Can We Do?

February 6th, 2017|Perspectives in Research|By

Gene Editing Under Fire

December 28th, 2016|Perspectives in Research|By

Nobel Prize Winning Research May Lead to New Therapies for Cancer, Alzheimer’s

November 3rd, 2016|Did You See This?,Perspectives in Research|By

Tasmanian Devils Evolve to Combat Contagious Cancer

September 20th, 2016|Perspectives in Research|By

4 Things to Ask before Joining a Rotation Lab

August 18th, 2016|A Day in the Life|By

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