JP Flores

JP (he/him) is a 4th year PhD candidate in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology at UNC Chapel Hill studying 3D chromatin structure and gene regulation and pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Innovation for the Public Good. Originally from Los Angeles, CA, he is a HHMI Gilliam Fellow, an AIBS Emerging Public Policy Fellow, an ASHG Human Genetics Scholar Initiative awardee, and a UCLA CDLS Early Career Fellow. He is the Founder and Host of the From where does it STEM? podcast, and co-founder of Science For Good. He is passionate about bridging science and society and empowering others, especially those from minoritized and marginalized backgrounds.

Civic Science Observer7 months ago

Dear Colleagues: Help us build the Atlas Projects by celebrating the stories of underrepresented scientists

Dear Colleagues, Science is a public good, and it is strongest when the people who engage in the scientific process reflect the communities it is meant...

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Dear Colleagues: Help us build the Atlas Projects by celebrating the stories of underrepresented scientists

“What are you going to do on Monday?” SNAP challenges attendees at the 2026 AAAS conference

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John Besley wants engagers to dig deep into the “Why” of science engagement

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Seeing is believing: Inside the BioBus revenue engine with Ben Dubin-Thaler

Haley Davis shares how SeaKeepers is engaging the yachting community to support marine citizen science projects

Milky Way Project co-creator Grace Wolf-Chase says public engagement is ‘every bit as important as excellent scientific research’

Seeing is believing: Inside the BioBus revenue engine with Ben Dubin-Thaler

Haley Davis shares how SeaKeepers is engaging the yachting community to support marine citizen science projects

John Besley wants engagers to dig deep into the “Why” of science engagement

Liz Crocker: “Our failures are on there too” — lessons from AGU’s Thriving Earth Exchange

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