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A Day in the Life of Jim Lanier

Discover how Jim Lanier, retired pathologist-turned-sled dog racer, spends a typical day in his hometown of Anchorage...

By Luke Turner 01/16/2020 1 min read
01/16/2020

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Luke Turner

While completing my undergraduate degree in Biology, I soon discovered that my passion and strength was for writing about science rather than working in the lab. My master’s degree in Science Communication allowed me to develop my science writing skills and I was lucky enough to come to Texere Publishing straight from University. Here I am given the opportunity to write about cutting edge research and engage with leading scientists, while also being part of a fantastic team!

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