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The Multiscale Evolutionary Engineering Lab: Quantifying evolutionary likelihood for bioengineering through experimental and computational models. mseelab.org Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Cornell University
Distilled from ≈100 hours of exit interviews and 1-1 coaching of PhD students, Pablo shares thoughts on the structure of a PhD in STEM and how students, advisors, and program directors can bring out the best of the experience.
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Where does the idea of a PhD come from? What from its history can we return to as we attempt to define or redefine it?
Notes from Pablo on the MsEE Lab substack as graduate school admissions season rolls along.
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I [Pablo] am fortunate, grateful, and bewildered to have this opportunity in our present moment in history. 3/3
Inspired by the intriguing and heartfelt writing of many others such as @cbo.bsky.social, I [Pablo] have begun writing too. I'm opening with a roadmap for science in these troubled times. I'd love you to join us for the journey, there is much to do. 2/3
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MsEE Lab's logo, highlighting cross-scale interactions between synthetic biology, population dynamics, and real-world applications.
The Multiscale Evolutionary Engineering Laboratory will open its doors in the summer of 2026 at the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering in Cornell University, led by @pcr-guy.bsky.social. We will make frameworks for quantifying evolutionary outcomes in bioengineering. 1/3
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