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Nanine Van Draanen, Careers in Chemistry

Posted by in Uncategorized | January 11, 2013

CAREERS IN CHEMISTRY Cal Poly Chemistry Dept. Chair, Nanine Van Draanen, talks about careers and sub-disciplines in chemistry Interview by Katherine Carr, Imagscience Communications Director Katherine Carr: Congratulations on your appointment as chair of the Chemistry Department at Cal Poly (California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, California) . How did you get this job? [...]

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The Sound of Physics

Posted by in Imagiscience STEM Idol | November 11, 2012

Scientist and musician, Jason Fang, describes the connection between physics and music. From waves to frequency, Fang also explains why there’s no sound in outer space. A National Merit Semifinalist and recent graduate of Irvine High School, Fang now attends UCLA where he is majoring in microbiology Many people would consider science and art to [...]

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How to Get Into Medical School

Posted by in Imagiscience STEM Idol | March 18, 2012

Dermatology has become, “the most competitive residency to acquire,” according to Patrick Lee, M.D. — who had applied to 65 dermatology residency programs. Dr. Lee also teaches at UCLA and UC Irvine, and talks with Imagiscience about the long road facing aspiring physicians. If you’re interested in a career in medicine, give him a call. [...]

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From a Junior College to Working at Apple

Posted by in Imagiscience STEM Idol | February 28, 2012

From a part-time student at a junior college to a web developer at Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino, California, Lilia Vandermeijden, shares her journey to what Fortune magazine named the “most admired company in the world.” Lilia has some tips for students considering a future in computer programming. Lilia Vandermeijden:From a Junior College to Working at [...]

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Smooth, Silky, Shiny

Posted by in Imagiscientist Review | February 2, 2012

“The Science of Making Your Hair Look Good” is written by Isha Punja. She is 14 years old and a freshman at Northwood High School in Irvine, California. where she is a member of the cross country and track and field team. She has been involved in theater and loves science and life. The Science [...]

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Row, Row, Row

Posted by in Imagiscientist Review | January 21, 2012

“The Physics of Rowing” is written by Jacqueline Carr, a 13-year-old 8th grader at Venado Middle School in Irvine, California. Jacqueline is a member of student council and Junior National Honor Society. In addition to rowing, she loves music, science, and dogs.

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I wish __________

Posted by in National Campaign | November 29, 2011

In the spirit of Christmas, tell us anything you wish (science, school, academics – related). Your wishlist can be anonymous – so go crazy and express yourself!

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Before I graduate, I want to Visit _________

Posted by in National Campaign | November 29, 2011

If you could intern or shadow at a company, laboratory, college, or any other place in United States, where would you go? Let us know and we’ll try to make that happen!