Graduate student explores cancer’s effect on metabolism
When Jose Enriquez first walked into a research chemistry lab as an undergraduate, he knew he’d found his path forward.
“I was studying biochemistry and a friend recommended I try a research position. I immediately fell in love with the work,” says the graduate research assistant in Cancer Systems Imaging. “I’d always been fascinated by science, but that was the first time I knew how I wanted to really apply my interests to a career...
Training the next generation of histotechnologists
Coming from a long line of educators all the way back to her great-grandmother, Toysha Mayer, D.H.Sc., swore she’d choose a different career...