Reflections on Global Community Biology of the Future: It is Open, Diverse, and Thriving
Check out my recent reflection: https://blogs.plos.org/synbio/2019/11/11/reflections-on-global-community-biology-of-the-future-it-is-open...
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JUSTICE TOSHIBA WALKER, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
The University of Texas at El Paso
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Life Science Education in Era of Synthetic Biology: Future Directions, Opportunities, and Challenges
I had the fantastic opportunity to share my perspectives about synthetic biology and what I view as important directions for its future...
Benign Joy
And so, I haven't posted in a while, but for good reason—I've been BUSY! HA! In fact, the grind has been incredible as I work toward the...
Science for ALL
Last weekend, I had the honor of hosting a station at a Philadelphia Science Festival event hosted at the University of Pennsylvania...
Off Conference Leisure
Recently, I had the awesome opportunity to attend my second ever American Education Research Association (AERA) meeting held in Times...
Just keep running...
Last weekend I ran the AllState Hot Chocolate 5K along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in my Philadelphia neighborhood. I run more than a...
Philadelphia—a city united.
One of the more incredible aspects of Philadelphia is the deeply rooted pride everyone has around the city collectively. Sure—there’re...
Traversing Academic Intersections
Last week I had the awesome opportunity to attend a biodesign exhibit hosted by two important contributors on the research team with...
Biodesigners in the classroom
Penn GSE's very own Elisabeth Reinkordt produced this video which illustrates the incredible potential synthetic biology has in learning.
Research FuN!
So Karen Hogan, a biologist and instructor in Penn's Biology department, and I thought we'd play a synthetic biology joke on others in...
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