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Allison Coffin

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USA

Allison is scientist and an entrepreneur. In her day job as a scientist (associate professor) at Washington State University Vancouver, her lab uses zebrafish to study the mechanisms of hearing loss and to develop drugs to preserve or restore hearing. We also examine the effect of aquatic toxins on fish, specifically on fish sensory systems. In this role she leads a team of 10 people, including postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, undergraduate researchers, and high school interns. She is particularly passionate about mentoring young women in STEM. In her dual life, she is the co-founder and President/CEO of Science Talk, a non-profit that seeks to empower scientists and science communicators to expand their communication potential and effect the world. ​ You can follow Science Talk and Allison on Twitter and Instagram @ScienceTalkOrg, and @allison_coffin

Allison Coffin

USA

Allison is scientist and an entrepreneur. In her day job as a scientist (associate professor) at Washington State University Vancouver, her lab uses zebrafish to study the mechanisms of hearing loss and to develop drugs to preserve or restore hearing. We also examine the effect of aquatic toxins on fish, specifically on fish sensory systems. In this role she leads a team of 10 people, including postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, undergraduate researchers, and high school interns. She is particularly passionate about mentoring young women in STEM. In her dual life, she is the co-founder and President/CEO of Science Talk, a non-profit that seeks to empower scientists and science communicators to expand their communication potential and effect the world. ​ You can follow Science Talk and Allison on Twitter and Instagram @ScienceTalkOrg, and @allison_coffin

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