Episode 1 - Danielle Ciofani, Broad Institute
Episode 1 - Danielle Ciofani, Broad Institute
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May 2020 - 40 MIN
Episode 1 - Danielle Ciofani, Broad Institute
We discuss the power of experimentation in and why scientists, including Einstein himself, are drawn to music and the arts.
On the premiere episode of Open Up, Jess Drislane (CEO, The OpenScholar) speaks with Danielle Ciofani (Senior Director of the Data Sciences Platform, Broad Institute) about the importance of collaborative research and the reinvigoration of shared scientific resources amidst the COVID-19 global pandemic.
We discuss the power of experimentation in and out of the lab, building a community that focuses on collective achievements over individual successes and why scientists, including Einstein himself, are drawn to music and the arts.
“The future doesn’t belong to any one lab; it belongs to the community.”
- Danielle Ciofani
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