Science on Wheels recruits speakers from a diverse array of backgrounds, identities, and scientific disciplines. All of our speakers are graduate students or postdoctoral researchers interested in connecting their research to nonscientists. One of our goals at Science on Wheels is to provide the resources necessary for our speakers to achieve their outreach goals. To this end, we train all of our speakers to communicate effectively with nonscientists through modules and practice sessions. The training element is missing from most graduate programs, and as such, becoming a speaker for Science on Wheels contributes to the development of transferable skills that are important for your future career. Familiarize yourself with the awesome work our speakers do below.
If you are a graduate student or postdoctoral researcher at MU and would like to get involved with Science on Wheels as a speaker, please reach out to us!
Graduate Student, Division of Biological Sciences I am in my second year in Dr. Brown's ...
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Postdoctoral Fellow, Division of Biological Sciences Johana Goyes Vallejos is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the ...
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Recruitment and Membership Officer (2020-2022) Graduate Student, Department of Biochemistry RNA, is a molecule made ...
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Graduate Student, Department of Biological Sciences The goal of my research is to gain an ...
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Graduate Student -- Department of Biological Sciences My PhD work focuses on finding out why ...
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Graduate Student, Division of Plant Sciences & Technology I got my start in science researching ...
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Graduate Student, Department of Biochemistry I am a Puerto Rico native with a Bachelor’s degree ...
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PREP Scholar, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology I am a first year post-baccalaureate (PREP) student at ...
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Graduate Student, Department of Biochemistry The research is targeting to engineer/develop a cheap device that ...
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Graduate Student, Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology I am a first-year graduate student working ...
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