Medina has learned more about neuroscientific research during his time at Yale. The pace of scientific research is very slow. But, on the other hand, it is incredibly exciting to think that I could discover, through research, some fact about cancer that could really make a difference. He knows the field for new research Ph.D.s is tight, limited by funding and the number of positions available for emerging scientists, but Medina is determined to follow his goal. The high caliber of the work I'm involved with and the quality of the training is recognized nationally.
People seem so much friendlier at Westminster.
It's probably the Eastern thing. They can be pretty up tight out here. Next to the friendliness, he says it's the skiing. I was coerced into going skiing once here. They raved and raved about how good the ski conditions were.