Molecular Biosciences Program
Q&A with graduate student Bri Jones
Bri Jones is pursuing a PhD in Molecular Biosciences and has focused her research efforts on archaea, tiny organisms that can live in some of the most diverse and harsh environments on the planet.
Q&A with graduate student Jimena Ruiz
Jimena Ruiz is a first-generation college student from Los Angeles who is pursuing a PhD in Molecular Biosciences from WSU’s School of Molecular Biosciences in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Jimena is investigating the influences of mitochondrial stress and lipids on dietary-induced ferroptosis, which is associated with neurodegenerative diseases and cancer.
Q&A with graduate student Mustika Rahmawati
Graduate student Mustika Rahmawati hopes her research will one day help scientists and clinicians in the fertility field better diagnose and prevent male infertility. Mustika is pursuing a PhD in Molecular Biosciences.
Peer mentoring a tool for graduate student success
The new peer mentor program connects graduate students with mentors in their field.
Q&A with professional master’s student Laura Winder
Laura Winder grew up right here in Pullman and completed her Bachelor of Science in chemistry education at Brigham Young University-Idaho in 2006. Now, she’s right back in Pullman pursuing her Professional Science Master’s degree in the WSU’s School Molecular Biosciences. She hopes to teach AP and dual-enrollment courses at the high school level. What are some […]
Tomorrow’s Scientists: Marena Guzman
“I look forward to seeing how my academic journey all comes together.”
Tomorrow’s Scientists: Seth Schneider
He once wrote a novel about a zombie apocalypse.
