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The MD–PhD journey is a daunting yet fulfilling one; the program often spans over seven years but offers the opportunity to meaningfully balance time in the hospital and in the lab. In the first episode of Bridging Synapses, join Alison Chan as she sits down with Dr. Emily Ferenczi, a neurologist at Mass General and Brigham and Women's, and a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School.
Together, they explore Dr. Ferenczi's path from completing her undergraduate and medical training in the UK to pursuing her PhD in the U.S., the challenges and rewards of navigating dual roles in clinic and lab, and what ultimately drew her to the field of neuroscience.
Guest: Emily Ferenczi, BMBCh, PhD
English
United States
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