2018 CCST Science Fellow
Amy Gilson
2018 CCST Science Fellows
Amy Gilson
Working With: Assembly Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee
Raised in the greater Washington DC area, Amy received a PhD in Chemical Physics from Harvard University and completed a PhD minor in Science, Technology, and Society Studies from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. She received a BS in Chemistry from UC Berkeley, and most recently worked for Microsoft Research. After the fellowship, Amy was hired on as a Legislative Aide with Assemblymember Bill Quirk.
Class of 2018 CCST Science Fellows
Front Row, Left to Right: Chris Francis, Naomi Ondrasek, Amy Gilson, Monica Montano, Sandra Nakagawa
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