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Chloe Kirk, Ph.D.

Chloe Kirk, Ph.D.

Chloe Kirk, Ph.D.

Chloe Kirk, Ph.D.

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@ChloetheScientist Europe Featured Travel

Innovation in Norway

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Discovered at Microsoft

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Get Involved in Undergrad Research

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How to Read a Scientific Paper

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Why I Chose a Science Major

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How to Apply for Graduate School in the Sciences

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Planning in Grad School

I’ve always loved planning and organization, and grad school puts everything I know about organization to the test! There’s so much always happening: experiments to plan, experiments happening, data to analyze, papers to read, meetings and classes to attend, and …

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December 9, 2020December 23, 2020
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Emma’s Path to Genetics

            As I walked into high school Biology class, I looked down at my Eurkaryotic cell cake and glowed with pride at my baking skills but also my knowledge of the cell and strong desire to learn more. From an …

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November 11, 2020November 4, 2020
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Hope’s Path to Orthopedics

Hi! My name is Hope Welhaven and I am a first year PhD student in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Montana State University in Bozeman, MT. I recently graduated from Carroll College in Helena, MT with two degrees …

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October 28, 2020October 28, 2020
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Victoria’s Path to Academia

I’m Victoria and currently a third-year Biochemistry Ph.D. student at Florida International University.  I was born and raised in Minks, Belarus. I spent most of my childhood doing rhythmic gymnastics and some horseback riding. I moved to the United States …

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October 21, 2020September 24, 2020
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Jenny’s Path to Informatics

How did you get into Science? If you had asked me a year ago, what my career path was going to be, I would have answered ‘Research Scientist’. In fact, if you had asked me 5 years ago, I would …

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October 14, 2020September 23, 2020
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Taylor’s Path to Nutritional Health

Hi there! My name is Taylor, and I am a third-year Ph.D. graduate student at the University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. I graduated in 2018 from Florida State University with a major …

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October 7, 2020September 18, 2020
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Jenna’s Path to Geophysics

Hello everybody! My name is Jenna Faith and I’m currently entering the 4th year of my PhD program at the University of Texas at El Paso. I study geophysics, specifically seismology, or as most probably know it, earthquakes. I received …

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September 30, 2020September 15, 2020
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Emmanuella’s Path to Immunology Research

Hi! I am Emmanuella Nnuji-John, a senior Biochemistry undergraduate student at Alcorn State University. My interests intersect immunology and infectious disease/pathology research, and I hope to explore these interests through a biomedical PhD program and eventually in the biopharmaceutical industry. …

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September 23, 2020September 8, 2020
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Allie’s Path to Toxicology

Hey friends! My name is Allie and I am a PhD Candidate in Toxicology at Texas A&M University. I graduated from Florida Institute of Technology in 2017 with a B.S. in Biochemistry and a minor in Sustainability. My current research …

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September 16, 2020September 16, 2020
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What I Learned my First Year of Grad School

Hello! This blog is a bit more of a heart to heart with myself, but I hope by sharing this it might help at least a couple prospective or first year PhD students like myself. Take notes Take notes all …

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September 10, 2020December 29, 2020

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Clearly we haven’t stretched in a bit 😂 Clearly we haven’t stretched in a bit 😂
Day 3 becoming a #teainfluencer @teaism #dc tea in Day 3 becoming a #teainfluencer @teaism #dc tea influencer or tea-fluencer? ⬇️
Lab managers, this one’s for you 👩‍🔬 @corning_life Lab managers, this one’s for you 👩‍🔬
@corning_lifesciences has teamed up with Fisher Scientific for Corning Days — a month of promotions on lab essentials.

Want the deals? Check the link in my bio - and snag some deals before it ends on March 31st! #Ad #CorningDays #LabOrdering
A well overdue PhD recap ❤️‍🩹 Inspired by @jeffta A well overdue PhD recap ❤️‍🩹

Inspired by @jefftao_ 🤩 the reason I made this account was to make being in science less scary. And for a while I thought talking about the negatives that happened to me in academia would be the antithesis of that. But watching Jeff share his journey reminded me sometimes the thing we need is to just see - yes it’s tough - but we can also make it through ❤️‍🩹🤗🫶

When I was going through the worst of it, I didn’t know how I would ever get back to enjoying science again. I didn’t see a way out except leaving science altogether. And for sure there’s still days where this hits hard, I feel like an imposter because I left academia. I sometimes feel like a fraud for still wanting to learn and share and enjoy science when I’m not attached to some prestigious institution. 

But I refuse to let a supervisor or toxic workplace strip my joy for science because they want me to take away my shine. I believe that academia can change. And we have to advocate for ourselves to make that change happen. 🫶

#phdjourney #scicomm #academia #reformingacademia #womeninscience
I was invited to see how teams across Microsoft ar I was invited to see how teams across Microsoft are bringing together AI, research, and responsible innovation to improve care delivery, expand access, and accelerate research and breakthroughs. Come with me as I learn what they’re building. @msft_research #MicrosoftPartner
Day 2 of becoming a #teainfluencer so I can get in Day 2 of becoming a #teainfluencer so I can get into my dream afternoon teas like @folgerlibrary 😍 #tea #spillthetea
Day 5 women (in science) history month - Dorothy C Day 5 women (in science) history month - Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin 

Tune in all month long as I share some of my favorite #WomenInScience 31 days, 31 women - slightly behind because CapCut deleted all my edited drafts 😭😭 but we are getting back on schedule!

 #scicom #WomensHistoryMonth #womeninstem #Science
The same man who DM’ed me wondering why I’m postin The same man who DM’ed me wondering why I’m posting about International Women’s day had a previous comment saying “you don’t look like a scientist” 🙄 answering your own question there mister!!!

My mass response to all the DMs asking why we are still celebrating International Women’s day or Women’s history month 😘  #byefelicia 

Ngl man me looks pretty good 😂 #ai filter was used 

Also credit to @madelinwhitee who did this first with the engineering trend had me actually laughing out loud so wanted to recreate 🫶🤗💞 
 
#scientist #scicom #thisiswhatascientistlookslike
Is science subjective? Ok I just had a bucket li Is science subjective? 

Ok I just had a bucket list moment - I moderated a panel with @asc_scicomm about how scientists can learn science communication skills!! 🤩🫣🫶

With two experts in the field Dr. Jeanne Garbarino (@rockefelleruniv @rockedu_ ) and Dr. Nicole Lee (@arizonastateuniversity ) we talked about so much great stuff.  One of the most -wow- moments for me was subjectivity vs objectivity when talking about science research.

Sharing here because really curious about people’s thoughts! 🤗🙌⬇️

Also there were so many amazing Scicom resources I started a Google doc with them all (linked in bio!)

#scicom #sciencecommunication #scienceresearch #dei #subjectivevsobjective
Happy International Women’s day 💞🙌 FOR ALL MY BAD Happy International Women’s day 💞🙌

FOR ALL MY BADDIES BREAKING STEREOTYPES THIS IS FOR YOU!!!🫶✨🙌🤩

We celebrate the women who came before us, the women building the future, and the girls who will go even further.

And to the supporters helping make the world more equal for women and girls — thank you.

✨ Tag a woman who inspires you
📩 Share this to celebrate the women in your life
🔬 And if you’re a woman in science — the world is better because you’re in it 🤩🙌💞

#InternationalWomensDay #WomenInSTEM #womeninscience  #STEMinist #WomenInResearch
Day 4 women (in science) history month - Wangarĩ M Day 4 women (in science) history month - Wangarĩ Maathai 🌳 🤝 

Sorry CapCut deleted all my video drafts so I’m playing catch up re editing 😫 

Tune in all month long as I share some of my favorite #womeninscience 🤗 31 days, 31 women 💥 #scicom #womenshistorymonth #womeninstem #science
Day 1 becoming a Tea-Influencer so I can get into Day 1 becoming a Tea-Influencer so I can get into my dream afternoon teas!! @folgerlibrary 🙏 ☕️ 

my CapCut crashed on me last night and so I had to redo my editing for this argh!! 

#afternoontea #dcafternoontea #folgerlibrary #teainfluencer #ilovetea
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