The new student initiative and Science in the Break (SitB) are online!
Check out the first two interviews available on youtube!
We invite you to watch our conversation with Ayman Assi from the University of Saint-Joseph in Beirut on how medical research works in Lebanon.
We also invite you to watch our conversation with Eliza Romero, a Ph.D. student at the RWTH in Aachen, Germany, on how her transition from Mexico to Germany occurred scientifically and personally.
This initiative is made by and for students and early-career researchers, and we would love to hear your voice!
Tell us about your research, personal journey, and what makes you passionate about biomechanics.
As always, we love to hear your perspectives on ISB matters, concerns, or if you want to participate in the student initiative.
Reach out to isb.studentrep.gmail.com.
