Happy end of August. To wrap up this month we just had a great interview with Dr. Xiao Han. 

She is a postdoctoral neuroscientist at Stanford University & Howard Hughes Medical Institute (Thomas C. Südhof Lab) and co-founder of Science in Motion.In addition, she currently serves as an Early Career Editorial Board Member of The Innovation (Cell Press), Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics, and Brain-X. Dr. Han’s research focuses on synaptic transmission and brain disorder with work published in journals including Molecular Cell, Seminars in Cancer Biology, Nature Neuroscience, Cell Research, etc.

Science in Motion is a nonprofit pioneering avant-grade science–art organization. Its mission is to explore new experimental art forms and develop original, precise, and personalized approaches to science communication — using art to give voice to scientists and help their ideas reach a wider audience. The organization brings together individuals with both scientific and artistic backgrounds, building research networks and exploring new ways to share knowledge and values.
Through its science-art projects, it aims to support public understanding of science and contribute to conversations around education.

Tune in: tbionelove.org/podcast
Learn more of her work: www.scienceinmotion.art

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