
David Westenberg
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Oct 8, 2026
The accidental microbiologist
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5:31SamHOST
But then I think you were out in California for grad school in UCLA?

David WestenbergGUEST
And like I was saying, I'm very much a late bloomer in a lot of the things that I've done.

David WestenbergGUEST
I learned a lot, the really passionateness instructors, a lot of great lab experiences.
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49:01SamHOST
confidently and to learn from that and to draw back in in the future and i'm curious if there's a way in which in in your lab as you're working with high school students or undergraduate students that have maybe never streaked a plate before or never done an aseptic transfer or used a micropipette you know is there is there a particular way that you you find yourself sort of installing confidence in those in those individuals even before they have that confidence themselves