Say “YES” to Growing Diverse Young Scientists – The National Cancer Institute Youth Enjoy Science (YES) Research Education Program

J. Lin, Alison; Ogunbiyi, Peter; Nelson Aguila, H.; I. Ebohon, Paul; Y. Gebreab, Samson; M. Calzola, Jessica; A. Springfield, Sanya

doi:10.15695/jstem/v5i2.01

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Say “YES” to Growing Diverse Young Scientists – The National Cancer Institute Youth Enjoy Science (YES) Research Education Program

Published in The Journal of STEM Outreach • Aug 3, 2022

Authors:

Alison J. Lin

Peter Ogunbiyi

H. Nelson Aguila

Abstract

The 21st century is an extraordinary time for biomedical research with rapid advances across multiple fields fueled by powerful technologies. Some of the fastest-growing and most-rewarding careers are open to graduates with biomedical research expertise. Such vitality can only be sustained through a...

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Vitality

Engineering ethics

Political science

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