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Science Communication Lab

Science Communication Lab

From fieldwork to lab breakthroughs, our films and lessons explore how science works, who scientists are, and why science matters.

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sciencecommunicationlab.org

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Alexandra Schnoes

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At the Science Communication lab I bring online career and professional development training to scientists. We are currently building a series of online courses on how to do great science, geared towards life science grad students and postdocs. My work encompasses e-course development and design, video production, project management, strategy and evaluation. Prior to joining iBiology in 2016, I was the founding Program Manager of the UCSF Graduate Student Internships for Career Exploration (GSICE) program, which provides career path education, career planning, career counseling, and internship opportunities to PhD students. I am passionate about biomedical workforce issues, and a contributor to several research programs that investigate the efficacy of different career and professional development interventions for scientist trainees. I received my PhD in biophysics from the University of California, San Francisco and my BS in chemistry and computer science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. (she/her)

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Product Strategy & Venture Creation | Portfolio Operations & Startup Building | Deep Tech & Healthcare

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Regina Sobel is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker. She recently served as Supervising Editor of Op-Docs, the New York Times’ Oscar-nominated series of short documentaries. Previously, she edited and co-wrote the feature documentary Human Nature, for which she received both IDA and Emmy Award nominations for Best Editing. Her other credits include Fail State, a feature documentary about inequality in higher education; Old Dog, a verite documentary about sheep dog training in New Zealand; and Queen of Earth, a narrative feature starring Elisabeth Moss. Before working as an editor, she produced and directed motion graphics on projects including PBS’s Park Avenue: Money, Power & the American Dream, Showtime’s "Years of Living Dangerously," and HBO’s "Game of Thrones." She is currently directing a film about the relationship between people and trees.

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Executive Director, Science Communication Lab