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14 August 2026
The gall of an aphid
Aishwarya Korgaonkar, Ph.D., a researcher in the Stern Lab, can’t stop thinking about little sap-sucking insects most of us barely notice
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"I’m excited to help bring up the next generation of scientists to ask important questions of life."
Assistant Investigator Siva Sankari, Ph.D., joined Kaylee Peile, Director of Development at the Linda Hall Library, for the Library's Women in Stem series. Sankari discussed her lab's microbe research, why she joined the Institute, and her passion for diversity in STEM.
“What brought me to the Stowers Institute is the uniqueness and freedom we have to work on the aspects of science we’re passionate about. I’m super excited that I get to do what I love," Sankari said. "Every day, I get to research the questions I want to answer in science. I also get the support to train who I want to train. I’m excited to help bring up the next generation of scientists to ask important questions of life."
The Linda Hall Library's Women in STEM series focuses on the work and accomplishments of women in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The series aims to highlight and lift up the women making advancements in their STEM industries and their work in Kansas City and beyond.
"I want women and those in underrepresented groups to have the courage to express their passions and go for it,” Sankari said.
Watch the video above to hear the full interview.
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14 August 2026
Aishwarya Korgaonkar, Ph.D., a researcher in the Stern Lab, can’t stop thinking about little sap-sucking insects most of us barely notice
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14 August 2026
Tehseen Bukhari is studying how proteins control access to genes in the Zeitlinger Lab, building experimental and computational skills through the Stowers Graduate School’s Summer Scholars Program.
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06 August 2026
The Institute’s Faculty EDGE workshop, a key component of the Stowers Postdoctoral Training Program, prepares Stowers postdocs for what they will encounter in the academic job market
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