A Multidisciplinary Approach to Child Passenger Safety Research as a Trainee
Read about the pediatric biomechanics research training experiences of Shreyas Safare, MS at CIRP and his career plans in injury prevention research.
Why Research Became My Calling
Read about Chloe Hannan's career path from CIRP Research Trainee to her MS in Epidemiology and current role at CHOP's PolicyLab.
Sparking An Interest in Child Passenger Safety Research
Read about the graduate student research experiences of Madeline Griffith, MS that led to her becoming a Research Project Engineer at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Center for Injury Research and Prevention.
My Road to Consumer Reports
Read about the research training experiences of Ethan Douglas, MSE at the Center for Injury Research and Prevention.
Make the Most of Scientific Conferences: Top 5 Tips
In this guest post, Divya Jain, one of CIRP’s Bioengineering PhD students, shares her top 5 tips for making the most of scientific conferences.
Why Peer Mentoring Matters
Learn about the Injury Science REU Program’s Peer Mentorship component from a former REU student’s perspective.
Empower Young Women to Pursue STEM Careers
With the success of the Oscar-nominated film “Hidden Figures,” there has been increased attention on the role of women in STEM.
Taking My Research to the Next Level in Sweden
Gretchen Baker, a former Injury Science Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) student, shares why she is pursuing a PhD in injury biomechanics research and the importance of collaboration within the research community.
Mentoring Trainees Goes Both Ways
Read these tips to mentor trainees in injury science research from CIRP@CHOP’s Director of Training.