A little chaos could be just what the SDGs need: here’s the sense behind it
Never let a good crisis go to waste. This saying has been doing the rounds somewhat in 2020.
PhD, Rockefeller University. Scientist, Hunter College, City University of New York Graduate Centre. Scientific appointments, American Museum of Natural History, Weill Cornell Medicine. Joint appointments reflect interdisciplinary research, which goes from "mollusks to medicine," combining chemistry and biology to discover, characterize and deliver novel peptides from venomous marine snails to manipulate cellular physiology in pain and cancer. Laboratory investigates the power of venom to transform organisms and to transform lives when it is adapted to create therapeutics for treating human diseases and disorders. Co-Founder, Killer Snails, an award-winning education technology (EdTech) learning games company with the mission to make science accessible by bringing it out of the laboratory and into classrooms, living rooms and boardrooms. Actively involved in science education, advancing the public understanding of science and science diplomacy. Awards: World Economic Forum Sustainability Pioneer and New Champion Scientist, Fellow of the California Academy of Sciences, NSF CAREER Award, Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar, NAS Arab-American Frontiers Fellow, AAAS S&T Policy Fellow. Member: Council on Foreign Relations, American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Never let a good crisis go to waste. This saying has been doing the rounds somewhat in 2020.
Seven months after the first reported cases of COVID-19, the pandemic has disrupted every aspect of life, leaving many shuttered and disordered, having to find new ways to communicate, wo...
I’m at home – not at the bench doing experiments, not in my office speaking with colleagues and not in the field on an expedition surveying and collecting venomous snails. Instead, I’m co...
The evolution of venom has transformed and empowered diverse organisms. Our challenge now is to mobilize a global effort to leverage the power of venom to advance science, technology, eng...
By definition, a game is simply a structured form of play that excites the senses and captivates players; all the ingredients we want students to have in our classrooms.
In 2017, there have been two important landmarks for women in science: first, astronomy trailblazer Vera Rubin passed away, and second, we passed the eighteenth anniversary of Larry Summe...