Runcie Chidebe, Executive Director at Project PINK BLUE, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The Gerontological Society of America (GSA) Annual Scientific Meeting is not only a space for scientists and aging scholars to share knowledge on how we can make aging meaningful, it’s also a powerful platform to connect, network and collaborate.
Thrilled to meet Cellas Hayes, a brilliant and inspiring aging scientist whose work continues to challenge the understanding of biomarkers of aging and the future of gerontology.
Cellas is also a phenomenal mentor, he has a website with sample CVs, and many other resources for students, post-docs and scientists. Greatness is not in the library, it is in the individual.”
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