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Photo by Kat Yao on October 30, 2024.
Photo by Kat Yao on October 30, 2024.
Photo by Kat Yao on October 30, 2024.
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Posted On: October 30th 2024, 09:11 pm
Beyond excited that I’m starting my PhD in neuroscience at Yale this fall, and so so grateful for everyone who helped me get here!!! 🧠🔬💖
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neuroiris 10 days ago

neuroiris

Congrats!! 👏👏 women in science 💪

moqaddas_315 3 months ago

moqaddas_315

👏👏

liquidfive 4 months ago

liquidfive

Love the vibe in this shot, it feels so cozy! 🥰

vietcongted a year ago

vietcongted

hope you not with some loser white boy

charis.pao 2 years ago

charis.pao

congrats Katherine!

fatou_korman22 2 years ago

fatou_korman22

👏👏👏👏👏

sunnyransi 2 years ago

sunnyransi

THIS IS AWESOME!!!! Congratulations!!!!

habbott_73 2 years ago

habbott_73

you are amazing!!!!!!

emilyyhershh 2 years ago

emilyyhershh

Congrats ❤️❤️

sixunyao 2 years ago

sixunyao

SOOO PROUD OF YOU 🔥🙌

emilybuckenberger 2 years ago

emilybuckenberger

Congratulations!!!! ❣️

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