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Doris Wang

Doris Wang

Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery at UCSF and functional neurosurgeon specializing in movement disorders

Aug 3, 2026

7:14
[laughs]
7:16
Uh, um, I think it's hard to leave, honestly.
7:18
I came here, um, you know, when I was applying for MD-PhD programs because of the strength of the neuroscience community and, uh, I think in the back of my mind also the strength of the neurosurgery clinical training program.
7:32
Um, it just, you know, I felt immediately at home the first time I set foot on the campus just talking to the, the, the faculty that had the breadth and width, um, breadth and depth of investigating the nervous system from very a- every aspect, ro- from the basic molecular mechanism, cellular mechanism to systems neuroscience.
7:52
And I think more so than, you know, what's available in terms of research topics, it's just a sense of collaboration and how as an institution the, the community has just everybody wants to push the science forward.
8:06
Um, you know, fewer, like, of these big egos and, and people just really want to collaborate and work together.
8:13
Um, so that really drove me to, you know, sign up for UCSF for my MD-PhD program.

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30:15
Yeah.

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