Oral history interview with Alice Huang (video and transcript)
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Title
Oral history interview with Alice Huang (video and transcript)
Subject
Huang, Alice
Virology
Peptides--Synthesis
Mentoring
Work-life balance
Abstract
Oral history interview with Alice Huang, M.D. As Director of the Laboratories of Infectious Diseases at Boston's Children's Hospital, Dr. Huang leads a team of physicians and scientists who are exploring virus structure and function. Dr. Huang explains how recent advances in peptide synthesis may lead to the development of vaccines for some of the world's worst diseases. Married to Nobel Laureate David Baltimore and mother of a young daughter, Dr. Huang talks of the decisions and problems involved in combining family responsibilities with a demanding career.
Creator
Joint Committee on the Status of Women
Date Created
1982
Rights
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Is Part Of
Joint Committee on the Status of Women Records
Format
video
Extent
1 videorecording (165 MB) and transcript (9 pages)
Medium
Videotape
Language
English
Type
moving image
Identifier
https://vimeo.com/51462474
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Interviewee
Huang, Alice
Original Format
Videotape
Duration
00:20:59
Files
Collection
Citation
Joint Committee on the Status of Women, “Oral history interview with Alice Huang (video and transcript),” OnView, accessed April 19, 2024, https://collections.countway.harvard.edu/onview/items/show/5992.
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