This bingo card has 39 words: uses the same model organism as you, uses machine learning in their research, uses CRISPR in their research, has met a Nobel laureate, has studied abroad, did an undergrad thesis, hasn’t used a pipette in the last year, prefers R over Python, is fluent in another language, prefers dogs over cats, is doing COVID-related research, read a book for fun this summer, has published in an open-access journal, has visited 3+ national parks, plays a team sport, plays an endurance sport, can draw ATP from memory, has used '-ome' or '-omics' in a paper or talk title, has a Twitter handle, has a Wikipedia page, loves the Golden State Warriors, has a Github account, works on something related to p53, has coined a scientific acronym, has attended a Zoom wedding, remembers what a Robinson annulation is, is watching the same TV show as you, has worked at the NIH, has lived in California for 5+ years, has received a custom-printed mask from some Stanford department, baked sourdough during COVID, is looking for a lab to rotate in, prefers Python over R, prefers cats over dogs, became a PI <5 years ago, has gotten their flu shot this year, has attended a virtual conference, uses cryo-EM in their research and is recruiting rotation students for their lab.
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