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Asian American Neuroscientist of the Week (5/18)
Guo-li Ming, a Chinese-American neuroscientist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, is a pioneer in using patient-derived human stem cells to study neurodevelopmental disorders. Trained first as a physician in China and later as a neuroscientist in the United States, Ming built her career around one goal: understanding how the human brain develops, adapts, and becomes vulnerable to disease. Early in her career, she made fundamental discoveries about how neurons gr
Xavier C
May 171 min read


Asian-American Neuroscientist of the Week (5/11)
Sebastian Seung, a Korean-American, is an interdisciplinary neuroscientist whose career bridges physics, computer science, and neuroscience. Today, he is best known for pioneering the field of connectomics —the effort to map the brain’s wiring, or the connectome . His journey to this point has been anything but ordinary. Seung entered Harvard University at just sixteen, initially drawn to mathematics and physics. By 1990, he had completed a Ph.D. in theoretical physics, focus
Selina Fee
May 112 min read
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