
Dr. Stacey Dutton
Interview with Dr. Stacey Dutton as part of #BlackWomenInNeuro day
Stories of Women in Neuroscience · Megan Kirchgessner
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Show Notes
Stacey is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at Agnes Scott College whose research focuses on voltage-gated ion channels. In her interview with Brielle, Stacey describes the incident that suddenly and dramatically launched her from the world of immunology to neuroscience, and more recently how her passion and curiosity again prompted her research focus to shift in a unique direction. She also candidly explains the tremendous obstacles she encountered along her journey, especially as a Black woman in a predominantly white- and male-dominated field. Although her career has taken some unexpected twists, Stacey has been unwavering in her passion for discovery and her commitment to mentorship. And despite the challenges she has faced, Stacey’s hard work and dedication have led her to emerge as a tremendously inspiring Black Woman in Neuroscience.