Tyler Herring

Science and the Common Good are important to me because it embodies the idea that knowledge should serve humanity, promoting well-being, equity, and progress. As someone passionate about Neuroscience and Psychology, I believe that advancing our understanding of human behavior and cognition is not only intellectually fulfilling but also a vital tool for fostering empathy, justice, and collective flourishing.

I work in the lab of Dr. Rebecca Lyczak that studies MBK-2 & CDK-1 Localization in wildtype and pam-1 C. elegans which will hopefully find a solution for infertility.