Interview with the Conjugate

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Dr. Gamble-George was interviewed by Dr. Adema Ribic about her journey to become a scientist for the Conjugate, an illustration and science blog. The interview was conducted in-class, during the Fall 2021 session of Hidden Figures: Brain Science through Diversity, which is taught by Dr. Ribic at the University of Virginia.

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Ribic, Adema. (2021, 26 November). Episode 20: Joyonna Gamble-George, PhD. Conjugate: Illustration and Science Blog, Hidden Figures: Brain Science through Diversity, University of Virginia. https://bit.ly/3E5MG58. (Source: Conjugate: Illustration and Science Blog)

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Dr. Gamble-George

I love to empower people to become thought leaders and STEAM/STEMM innovators. I served as an expert science advisor for scientists that study chronic heart and lung diseases, HIV, and mental health. I also co-founded a biotech IoT application and device development company. As a scientist, I conduct research related to brain diseases and disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease, anxiety and stress-related disorders, and substance use disorders.

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