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== BioSketch == |
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| ⚫ | Flavinista completed her bachelor’s degree at the [[University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus|University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras]]. Currently, she is a doctoral student in the program of Chemical Biology at the [[University of Michigan]]. After her first year she joined the labs of Prof. Alison R.H Narayan and Prof. Janet L. Smith. She focuses on using enzymes as chemical tools for the synthesis of natural products and elucidating their mechanisms of action through structural biology. In addition to research and contributing to MiSciWriters Flavinista has a Spanish science blog, En [http://www.arrozyhabichuelas.org Arroz y Habichuelas], where she writes about science for the general public and in Spanish! She also enjoys reading comics (Saga, Paper Girls, Bitch Planet, etc.), watching movies with a scoring above 7 on [[IMDb|IMDB]], and eating disgusting amounts of popcorn! You can follow her on Twitter and connect on LinkedIn. |
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== Articles I've had significant input on == |
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| 1 = [[Alison R.H. Narayan]] |
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| 3 = [[Janet L. Smith]] |
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| 4 = [[Anna K. Mapp]] |
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| 5 = [[Adriana Ocampo]] |
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== Conflict of interest statement == |
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I am currently a PhD graduate student at the [[University of Michigan]] under the Program of Chemical Biology Program under the supervision of Prof. [[Alison R.H. Narayan]] and [[Janet L. Smith]]. <br /> |
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Flavinista completed her bachelor’s degree at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras. Currently, she is a doctoral student in the program of Chemical Biology at the University of Michigan. After her first year she joined the labs of Prof. Alison R.H Narayan and Prof. Janet L. Smith. She focuses on using enzymes as chemical tools for the synthesis of natural products and elucidating their mechanisms of action through structural biology. In addition to research and contributing to MiSciWriters Flavinista has a Spanish science blog, En Arroz y Habichuelas, where she writes about science for the general public and in Spanish! She also enjoys reading comics (Saga, Paper Girls, Bitch Planet, etc.), watching movies with a scoring above 7 on IMDB, and eating disgusting amounts of popcorn! You can follow her on Twitter and connect on LinkedIn.
Articles I've had significant input on
[edit]Women Scientist Articles I've Created/Have had significant input
Conflict of interest statement
[edit]I am currently a PhD graduate student at the University of Michigan under the Program of Chemical Biology Program under the supervision of Prof. Alison R.H. Narayan and Janet L. Smith.
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