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The Monkey Flowers |
@vsoch |
Hannah Verdonk |
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How surprising interests can lead us to being an RSE |
2020-03-12 02:30:00 -0700 |
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rse-stories-hannah-verdonk-episode-13.mp3 |
10205006 |
00:15:25 |
no |
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Even when we are young in our careers, the entry point to developing research software can come from surprising places, like the charming monkey flower! In this interview with Hannah Verdonk, the Head of Operations in the Endy Lab of Stanford University, we learn what a young researcher thinks about her research, software, and her hopes for the future.