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Harnessing plants for the future
Get ready, sunny San Diego: Winter is coming. We’re not talking about a new season of Game of Thrones—although the story is one of epic proportions and high stakes
Sung Han was destined for Salk
Han, an assistant professor in the Clayton Foundation Laboratories for Peptide Biology, arrived at the Institute a year ago to study how the brain recognizes aversive sensory signals.
All roads lead to science for Elena Blanco-Suárez
From early on, it was pretty much a given that Elena Blanco-Suárez would be a scientist.
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- Harnessing plants for the futureGet ready, sunny San Diego: Winter is coming. We’re not talking about a new season of Game of Thrones—although the story is one of epic proportions and high stakes.
- Sung Han was destined for SalkHan, an assistant professor in the Clayton Foundation Laboratories for Peptide Biology, arrived at the Institute a year ago to study how the brain recognizes aversive sensory signals.
- All roads lead to science for Elena Blanco-SuárezFrom early on, it was pretty much a given that Elena Blanco-Suárez would be a scientist.
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