Meet Salma [?][?]! Originally from Egypt, Salma embarked on a remarkable journey that led her to Yale for her one-year postgraduate studies during her medical school study at the University of Wurzburg in Germany. With a focus on thrombosis in different hematological at the Yale Cancer Center and Yale Cardiovascular Research Center, she’s making strides in the field of medicine.
#humansofoiss this week, we feature Viktor from Ukraine . He is a postdoc in physiology department. To know him better, I asked him several questions. And I decided to put this question first (which was my final question I asked him originally)so you can have a feeling of how humorous he is
Q: What are your future aspirations?
My current professional goal is for my #humansofoiss post on Facebook to get 100 likes.
Let’s click on like to make his goal come true!!!!!
In today’s spotlight of #HumansofOISS, we’re featuring Rafael. He is originally from the South of Brazil and is currently a PhD candidate in Physiology in the Gracheva lab. His research focuses on the neuronal mechanisms underlying puberty in hibernating ground squirrels.
Meet Adaolisa from Nigeria, our spotlight for this week’s #HumansOfOISS!
Adaolisa is a Master student in International and Development Economics, marking her inaugural experience studying abroad. Her adaptability in a new country is truly remarkable. In just two days, she tackled settling into her new life - from household essentials to a new phone number, bank account, and grocery shopping. It’s a stark contrast to my initial struggles when I arrived in New Haven, grappling with unfamiliar transport, jet lag, and the maze of grocery stores.
