We've all heard it: sugar feeds cancer. But like most things in biology, the truth is considerably more nuanced — and more interesting.
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Why I Quit Comparing My Progress and Finally Started Moving Forward
Somewhere between my second year and my third existential crisis, I made a decision: I would stop using other people's progress as the ruler for my own.
My PhD Journey Through an Innovation Blackout
Let me confess something scholars rarely admit: between referencing Foucault and Googling "how to cure existential dread with coffee." I feel as innovative as a paperclip in the age of ChatGPT. You know, when I started my PhD, I imagined myself as a Jumping Jack—bouncing into lab, firing up datasets, and high-kicking my way through … Continue reading My PhD Journey Through an Innovation Blackout
The Great Jollof Standoff: A Multicultural Festival Tale
Today was one for the books! My department at the university hosted its very first multicultural festival, and let me tell you, it was a sensory rollercoaster—colors, spices, music, and enough food to feed a small nation. There were food stalls from everywhere—India, Poland, even countries I had to Google to pronounce properly. I was … Continue reading The Great Jollof Standoff: A Multicultural Festival Tale
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The Journey: How a Stubborn Cowboy-in-Training Ended Up in a PhD Programme
Born in a village where the cowboy life looked very appealing, I was shipped off to school by my grandfather against my will. What happened next was either discipline, destiny, or both.
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