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Where did you grow up, and where did you go to school? I was born in Boston, the original one, in Lincolnshire and grew up in the UK in a small town, just north of London called Arlesey. What sparked your interest in science? I've always had an...
Wolf coordinates efforts to ensure a smooth experience for our customers as they get started using Studylog. Where did you grow up? I grew up as a military dependent, so Michigan, Oregon, North Dakota, Washington, Japan, and finally California. I went to high school in Sacramento. What sparked...
Where did you grow up? I was born in Maryland but grew up in South Florida. I lived there for 25 years before riding my motorcycle all the way across the country in 5 days to move to California for new work! What sparked your...
Rowena is a Senior Research Associate at Senti Biosciences, a Northern California native, and a Disneyland devotee. Where did you grow up? I grew up here in Northern California, mostly in Vallejo. What sparked your interest in science? It’s a funny story; my sister and I...
George is a Scientist at Editas Medicine, an adventurer, a martial arts enthusiast, and a dedicated Studylog user of almost two years. How long have you been in the science industry? 25 years. What are your biggest strengths when it comes to your job? [I am good...
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we at Studylog would like to put the spotlight on Stephanie, a scientist at Amgen Oncology and a loyal Studylog user of many years. Where did you grow up? Where did you go to school? I grew up in Santa Barbara,...
Raul, a Researcher at UCLA, has been a loyal Studylog user for over 5 years. How long have you been in the science industry? Over 20 years What are your biggest strengths for your job? Data Collection Accuracy and Efficiency What is your favorite Studylog feature? How easy randomization can be...