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Programming Bootcamps In Latin America: Breaking The Technology Gaps For Low-Income Teenagers and Underrepresented Young Adults
Science Communication Isabela Naty Sanchez Taipe Science Communication Isabela Naty Sanchez Taipe

Programming Bootcamps In Latin America: Breaking The Technology Gaps For Low-Income Teenagers and Underrepresented Young Adults

Growing up as a low-income Latin American teenager, Isabela Naty Sanchez Taipe’s experience was that there were limited options for a career in STEM after finishing high school. This is Isabela’s story of finding a new path of hope through programming bootcamps.

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In Conversation with Dr Amit Pujari
Science Communication Youth STEM Matters Team Science Communication Youth STEM Matters Team

In Conversation with Dr Amit Pujari

Dr. Amit Pujari is a biomedical engineer who researches medical device development and neurophysiology. A Senior Lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire, Dr. Pujari was recently announced as a recipient of the prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering/Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowship. He shares his work and advice for aspiring engineers...

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Comparing In Vitro and In Vivo Models as Part of Pre-Clinical Studies for COVID-19 Medicines
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Comparing In Vitro and In Vivo Models as Part of Pre-Clinical Studies for COVID-19 Medicines

When developing novel therapeutics and treatments for SARS-CoV-2, both in vitro and in vivo models play key roles in pre-clinical testing. In this review, Poppy Bradley compares different models of COVID-19 pathogenesis, considering their advantages and limitations to developing candidate drugs or testing existing drugs.

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