Thinking in three dimensions: discovering reciprocal signaling between the extracellular matrix and nucleus and the wisdom of microenvironment and tissue architecture
Thinking in three dimensions: discovering reciprocal signaling between the extracellular matrix and nucleus and the wisdom of microenvironment and tissue architecture
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DOI：
10.1091/mbc.e16-06-0440
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发表时间：
2016-11-01
影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
Bissell, Mina J.
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作者：
Bissell, Mina J.
我想了很久，我是否可以避免谈论家庭和个人生活，只是分享作为一名科学家的兴奋，以及科学如何继续维持我们所有人。但是很多人，特别是年轻的科学家，想知道--而且总是问--你是怎么做到的？一个来自伊朗的女人，一个中东国家，基本上是穆斯林，现在被认为是落后的，被误导的，如果不是彻头彻尾的可怕，非常年轻，独自一人前往美国，完成大学和研究生院，并有孩子，一年级的研究生和二年级的博士后-年前，反对一些根深蒂固的教条，但成功地克服了许多困难和障碍，一直靠软钱吗下面是我个人的叙述，回答了其中的一些问题。
I thought long and hard whether I could avoid talking about family and personal life, and just share the excitement of being a scientist and how science continues to sustain us all. But so many people, especially younger scientists, want to know-and always ask-How did you do it? A woman from Iran, a Middle Eastern country and essentially Muslim, now considered backwards and misguided if not downright scary, traveling very young and alone to the United States, finishing college and graduate school together with having children, first-year graduate school and second-year post doc-years ago, going against a number of entrenched dogmas, and yet succeeding against many odds and obstacles, and all the while on soft money? Below is my personal narrative answering some of these questions.