@tbeyett.bsky.social
Pharmacologist, crystallographer, chemical biologist, mentor to rising scientists
My advice to help a mentee is to share with them successful grad school apps (ideally recent apps). This is where your network of scientists is valuable - someone will be willing to share. Also, be sure to write a very detailed rec letter for them.
24.09.2025 14:15 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0From my experience, connecting with faculty can be helpful for getting some insight into the program but won't make-or-break your application. Having chatted with a prof can help in tie-breaker situations, but rubric review scores are our main focus.
24.09.2025 14:02 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0I'm a program recruiter - you can reach out to recruiters if one is listed online or faculty of interest, but "just apply" is probably the answer you'll get. Unless it's a department that can direct-admit students, everything has to go through the standard app review committee.
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Info session for Emory Molecular and Systems Pharmacology PhD program. October 29 at 7 PM. Zoom Meeting ID: 994 5025 7784.
Inviting anyone interested in pharmacology or drug discovery and development to our virtual info session for the Emory Molecular and Systems Pharmacology PhD Program. #gradschool #academicsky
18.09.2025 11:34 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Group photo Program in Chemical Biology alumni
Program Director Alison Narayan welcomes the audience to the Program in Chemical Biology's 20th Anniversary celebration
Poster session at the PCB 20th Anniversary celebration
Last week, U-M Program in Chemical Biology students, alumni & faculty celebrated the program's 20th anniversary!
Alumni came in from across U.S. to present talks about their journey and what they've been able to achieve as graduates of the program.
@alisonnarayan.bsky.social @annamapp.bsky.social
