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Aaron Talsma – Research assistant at University of Pittsburgh

Posted on October 5, 2015July 23, 2018 By siggi

Aaron Talsma, research assistant, was interviewed by AHCIM in August 2015

Aaron tells us about his research with Fruit Flies and how he wants someone to take over his data.

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