
Chemist turned #medtech writer & people person. Currently the People Operations Manager at @GoddardInc.
Boston, MA
Joined October 2016
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And just like that, our new San Diego office starts to look a little more like home - especially with a splash of blue and orange!
Check out our announcement to learn more: hubs.la/H0V-1Dw0
#Engineering #Design #Goddard #SanDiego #ProductDevelopement
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We are so excited to be back at MD&M West! It's great to connect with our fellow medtech engineers and designers.
Come say hello at Booth #1455 today through Thursday!
#DiscoverEngineerBuild #IMEWest
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I was feeling crummy tonight about...everything. But this made me feel better. @ashishkjha is really just so smart and thoughtful. We are very lucky to have him at Brown.
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The daily pace of people getting their first shot is the highest it’s been in three weeks, CDC data reviewed by CNN shows. On a seven-day average, 382,106 people are starting their vaccination each day. That's a 35% increase over last week’s pace.
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For 24 years, Guo Gangtang crossed China by motorbike searching for his son, abducted in 1997. A movie starring Andy Lau was made about his search. This week, they were finally reunited. W/ @QiuyiJoy nytimes.com/2021/07/14/world…
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A lack of signs for many scientific terms impedes deaf people’s entry into the sciences. Deaf scientists are trying to lower these barriers by developing more scientific American Sign Language signs. Learn how they’re expanding ASL's scientific vocabulary:
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Moving, maddening, inspiring tale of a scientist's journey by @rachelegross.
Why did it take so long for researchers to recognize that one of the most regenerative tissues is found inside the uterus?
“Because none of the researchers had uteruses.”
nyti.ms/3nxVhWJ
Great weather, a great cause, a lovely run - not much more to ask for!
This weekend, Goddard participated in the 2nd Annual Rhino Relay - a virtual relay race that raised over $12,000 for @BevMainStreets and @The_Cabot!
Our company's roots are in Beverly, Massachusetts and we are so proud to have been a part of such a fun, impactful event!
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What is human factors engineering? Let's ask an engineer!
Here's a one-minute explainer, featuring Leanna Cornelius - this essential practice is at the heart of Goddard's product development process.
#engineering #design #manufacturing #productdevelopment
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A deep breath is in order. $JNJ wsj.com/articles/no-need-for…
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We believe that engineering and design teams should work side-by-side - not in silos - and that the product development process should be centered around ensuring functionality, usability, and marketability.
Want to learn more? Visit goddardtech.com.
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Exciting news from our friends at @TerrafugiaInc!
The company has obtained an FAA Special Light-Sport Aircraft airworthiness certificate for its Transition roadable #aircraft.
Check out Terrafugia's press release to learn more:
prnewswire.com/news-releases…
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🚨The U.S. hit a milestone tonight: More people have been vaccinated with at least one dose than have tested positive for Covid
💉VACCINE DATA UPDATE (Feb 1)💉
🇺🇸32.8M doses admin
➕1M doses today; 7-day avg=1.34M/day
🏅6.08M completed vaccination
bloomberg.com/graphics/covid…
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Fantastic piece by @lindy2350 talking to @ArthurCaplan, @DMukherjee9, & @thekyleferguson about the ethics of vaccine eligibility, and how those who are eligible shouldn't wait.
We should vaccinate as many as possible ASAP. When it's your turn, don't wait.
nytimes.com/2021/01/21/opini…
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A thread of Dr. King in color, as we commemorate his 92nd birthday.
#MLK #CorettaScottKing #BelovedCommunity #MLKDay




















