Aparna K. Paul

Aparna K. Paul (she/her) is Director of Communications at 91µ¼º½. As editor of the Society's blog, she contributes to blog strategy, oversees two writers and writes pieces as well. As a media relations lead for all of the Society's programs, she has a demonstrated history of securing impactful media coverage resulting in national stories in numerous top-tier news outlets including Smithsonian Magazine, The New York Times, Inside Edition, The Washington Post, Forbes, NPR, Business Insider, Stat and many more. She has a background in editing, writing, media relations and communications from a number of organizations, including the Society for Neuroscience; the Journal of Neuroscience; Anna Schuleit, Artist & MacArthur fellow and Kortenhaus Communications, a boutique public relations agency in Boston. Before entering the non-profit sector, Aparna worked as a book editor in the publishing industry. Aparna obtained her B.A. in English Literature & Cultural Studies, Business Administration and a minor in Sociology from Bryant College, with a full academic scholarship, and focused her studies on a science curriculum at The University of Pennsylvania.

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Pablo, ICFJ fellow, with Macon Morehouse, News Director at Science News
Sumathi and Simon, now and then.
Teachers participate in a session at the HSRTC.
TEACH volunteers work with pediatric patients to ignite the 91µ¼º½ imagination.
This year's finalists have numerous talents outside of 91µ¼º½ research.
Teachers converse in one of the many sessions at this year's MSRTC.
Regeneron STS 2020 scholars are involved in diverse activies, outside of their science research.
Attendees at the MSRTC inaugural conference pose for a group photo
Alaina at Broadcom MASTERS public exhibition of projects