Asmita Adya

Asmita Adya is an undergraduate senior at Northeastern University majoring in Behavioral Neuroscience. She conducts research on ovarian hormones and affect with the Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory and previously completed a co-op at the Hart Lab at Rutgers University. Asmita is passionate about making science accessible to the public and hopes to dedicate her future career to advancing both scientific discovery and clinical care in service of the community.

Civic Science Observer8 months ago

3 early career neuroscientists share their journeys in public engagement

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3 early career neuroscientists share their journeys in public engagement

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