Hi everyone, Chloe here again with a reflection of my project this summer. Working on this Brackenridge project has been such a valuable experience. I know that I would definitely like to pursue a career in research, likely in developmental biology. My passion for research has fueled my commitment to my project; my curiosity has…
Author: cmerin02
The cell mechanics of neurulation: Brackenridge Fellow Introduction
Hi everyone! I’m Chloe Merino, a rising senior double majoring in biology and anthropology. I’m minoring in chemistry and pursuing a certificate in the conceptual foundations of medicine as well. I love biochemistry and developmental and evolutionary biology, which I spend a lot of my time studying and teaching as a tutor and UTA. A…
So long Sydney!
I arrived back in Los Angeles a couple days ago from Sydney. The last couple of days I’ve been reflecting on my experience- so much happened in the past month! I think my last week was my favorite week of the whole trip. By the last week I was the most comfortable and adjusted to…
Sports in Sydney
Hey again, it’s been a while! I’ve been in Sydney for two weeks now, which seems crazy because it’s only felt like a couple days. We’ve been lucky to get beautiful weather even though it is mid-winter here in Australia. Good weather means that hiking and exploring is a must! So far I’ve hiked to…
Introduction Blog: Sydney Bound!
Hi everybody! My name is Chloe Merino I’m a junior Biochemistry and Anthropology double major at the University of Pittsburgh with a chemistry minor and certificate in the conceptual foundations of medicine. This summer I have the incredible opportunity to travel to Sydney Australia during the Women’s World Cup! I’m beyond excited because I’ve always…