Graduate students

	Targeting the source of cancer’s mutations Graduate student Christopher Belica is developing tools to inhibit APOBEC3B, an enzyme linked to cancer adaptation and treatment resistance.
	The power of a metaphor Nisha Vishwanathan believes that if you can understand Game of Thrones, you can understand methylated peptides.
	Something old, something new Aaron Lee applied cutting-edge technology to historic plant specimens, highlighting the importance of collections in the process.
	From complicated to concise More than a dozen graduate students took up the challenge of explaining their research succinctly as part of the CBS 3-Minute Thesis competition.
	CBS Talks: Science in the Real World Join us for an evening of lightning talks discussing the opportunities and applications of life sciences research and practice.
	A whole world in, on, and around us Doctoral candidate Samantha Graham is helping to map the geographic variations in the human microbiome.
	CBS Talks: Science in the Real World An evening of lightning talks discussing the real world opportunities, challenges, and applications of life sciences research and practice.
	Brushstrokes and breakthroughs Graduate student and science communicator Emily Hanson looks with hope to the future after a year of transformation.
	Science fiction to science fact Graduate student and recent NASA FINESST grant recipient Peter Winslow explores the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
	Won't you be my neighbor? Graduate student Maria Park balances life as a scientist and artist at Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve.