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A Hollywood approach to inspiring laboratory medicine.
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Most of us care deeply about our work, and we worry about policies that are removing potentially highly talented trainees from engaging in our profession. Dealing with this problem can be extremely daunting. In today's BioCredible journey, we interview Alan Wu, Ph.D., an expert toxicologist, educator, and basic scientist. He shares with us his career arc and how he is dealing with the lack of inspiration for trainees to enter this field. By bridging laboratory medicine with creative storytelling, Dr. Wu has developed a prolific bibliography of creative works and television pilots. Feel free to contact Dr. Wu with any additional questions at [email protected].
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