Jennifer Nemhauser

University of Washington

Using plants, yeast and human cells to understand the logic of biological information processing

jn7@uw.edu

Is this lab accepting permanent students? No

Is this lab accepting rotation students? Yes

• Winter
• Fall

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement

There is incontrovertible evidence that inviting diverse voices into the laboratory leads to smarter, more creative, more productive science (e.g., AlShebli et al., 2018). Beyond the practical benefits, pursuing equity is a moral imperative (Nemhauser and Haswell, 2019). During one-on-one meetings and in informal check-ins, I monitor the culture of the lab and try to identify any early warning signs of intolerance/bullying or inequitable behavior. I seek out trainings for improving lab and institutional culture (and encourage trainees to do the same). [Full mentoring philosophy on my website.]