My Science Mondays: Stacia Became a Scientist Because…

February 12, 2018 by Andrew O'Leary

"…I have always asked the questions that most never thought to ask. Having an eye for detail, being inquisitive, and a natural problem solver; I found my gifts, talents, and abilities, were best suited for a career in research science."

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