Since joining NYU GSoM in December 2021, my research has been centered on understanding pancreatic cancer through the lens of bioinformatics. As the chair the PDA Council, my primary goals are to advocate for postdoctoral benefits, ensure that the voices of all postdocs are heard, prioritize the mental health and well-being, and foster a sense of belonging for all postdocs in our community. Outside of the lab, I enjoy cultural and musical events and cherish quality time with friends.
Having been part of the NYU postdoc community for almost a year, I am so grateful to the PDA for ensuring NYU is a welcoming and friendly place for all postdocs, especially in a city as big as NYC!
I really want to give back the postdoc community and ensure that every incoming postdoc had as welcoming of a start as I did, in what is otherwise a pretty intimidating place to move to.
I love traveling and learning new languages - always down to learn some fun vocab from your language!
As a cell biologist that loves to build microscopes, I use super resolution microscopy to study DNA repair pathways. Having volunteered at several postdoc events, I’d like to contribute more to our vibrant, supportive, and diverse community as part of the Postdoc Council. Here my focus would be to increase support for postdocs as they navigate their arrival at NYUSoM, postdoc engagement and science outreach.
I enjoy food adventures, LEGOs, movies, and making art to brighten my apartment.
Having spent over 3 years as a NYU postdoc, I've witnessed and benefited from the incredible support within our community. Now, it's my time to give back and help enrich the NYU postdoc experience by promoting collaboration and helping newcomers in navigating the institution and the city.
As a proud Uruguayan, my passions include the beach, barbecue, and soccer. I've had the pleasure of playing for 2 seasons with Albion F.C., sharing the field with other NYU colleagues.
I have been a member of the postdoc community for the past four years studying B cell biology and camelid antibodies. I appreciate the support that the PDA provides to postdocs and would like to further contribute to these efforts.
I am particularly enthusiastic about ensuring that the needs and voices of postdocs are heard, thus enabling us to continue to make advances for our community.
I enjoy playing recreational sports like kickball, dodgeball, pickleball. I also like to travel.
I’ve been at NYUGSOM for the past three years, and I’ve thrived in this vibrant postdoc community, enjoying workshops, courses, and social events. As a PDA Council candidate, I’d like to contribute to this community by supporting DEI initiatives, social events and science outreach, inspiring the next generation. Outside the lab, I love traveling and exploring every corner of NYC, tasting new cuisines, and catching Broadway shows, but I also find joy in the comfort of Argentine wine and BBQ!
Having been a postdoc at NYUGSOM for just over a year now I am very thankful to the PDA for providing me with a community of like-minded people to spend time with. New York City can be a daunting place to meet new people, but I have had no issues!
Having already attended many PDA events, including hosting multiple trivia nights, I would love to do more to welcome new postdocs and provide value for the postdocs that are already here.
Hello! I’m Kate, I joined the Postdoc community recently and I am so grateful to the PDA for making NYU such a welcoming and enjoyable place to be. I want to contribute to this fun, international and friendly community by joining the Postdoc council. I am passionate about continuing to provide a welcoming and sociable environment for both incoming and current post docs. Outside of the lab, when I am not trying out a new cake recipe, I enjoy sewing clothes, travelling and learning new languages.
I joined NYU last spring and have been amazed since then of the large and supportive Postdoc community we have. I really think that the PDA council is an excellent opportunity to be part of something and help other Postdocs.
In my personal time, I really love doing exercise and enjoying all types of arts as music, museums or books. People would never tell that read and write poetry are one of my secret hobbies. Don't tell anyone!
Previously trained as a physician in Indonesia, I've transitioned into research as a Postdoc at NYUGSOM studying the mechanism of aortic aneurysms for the past three years. After benefiting from PDA council's support, I'm eager to give back by advocating for underrepresented scientists as a council member.
Outside of my side gig as a photographer, I enjoy bouldering, experimenting in the kitchen, geeking out over new movies and music albums, and exploring hidden gems of NYC neighborhoods!
Being in academia can be rewarding, but also stressful.
It’s amazing though what a difference it makes, when surrounded by friendly and collaborative peers!
Having already felt so grateful to join such a welcoming postdoc community, I would love to contribute towards making every postdoc feeling the same way I felt (that we all belong)!
Outside the lab, I am always happy to chat about some of my favorite topics that include dogs, my plant collection, board games/escape rooms and traveling!
As a neuroscientist studying social behavior, I understand how imperative community is in fostering people's health and wellbeing. Since 2022, I have benefited from the support of NYU's vibrant postdoc community. I would love to give back by advancing the efforts of the PDA council - continuing to ensure that the needs of postdocs are heard and met. Outside of the lab, I enjoy making music, ceramics, drawing, rock climbing, and quality time with my friends and cat!
My passion for microscopy drives me to explore intricate protein behaviors at DNA damage sites. As a Postdoc Council member, I aim to enhance postdoc engagement, ease the transition to NYU, and promote science outreach through workshops, as I did during my PhD. I'm especially focused on ensuring that the needs and voices of postdocs are heard. I'm a foodie who enjoys playing and watching soccer, exploring cinema from around the world, and learning new languages.
I am Maria, a postdoc in the Pathology department since 2022, working on cerebral amyloid angiopathy. Coming from a small town in Southern Italy, I experienced how challenging it can be to feel included and find your own community in a new environment. Thus, I want to give my contribution to our amazing postdoc community by promoting diversity and outreach initiatives within the PDA council. Outside the lab, I enjoy volunteering, exploring NY and watching as many Broadway shows as possible.
As a senior postdoc, I think I have a lot to share and give back to the postdoc community. I have contributed to postdoc events as an organizer or helper in the past and enjoyed being a part of the community. I believe the strong bond between postdocs and their families will increase the quality of life and overall efficiency at work. Outside the lab, I enjoy finding music and dance events with my 3 year-old daughter in the city. Also, I am a proud member of postdoc dance group.