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amplifyHERscience Stories has new episode out! In this episode, Dr. Bill Wiesler and Dr. Morag Grassie explain the Blavatnik Fund for Innovation at Yale and the application process. We are also joined by the past awardees, Prof. Barbara Ehrlich and Prof. Anjelica Gonzalez who share their experiences being Blavatnik award recipients.
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