As Eureka Undergraduate Science Journal grows as a multidisciplinary publication and resource for undergraduate students, we continue to collect unique perspectives on what journeys through science can look like. We have had the pleasure of interviewing a range of scientists, from science communicators to summer researchers to Nobel laureates. Each of these featured scientists has pioneered their own unique path. Their experiences tell that science isn't made up of isolated disciplines; each discipline exists in a continuum with the others. This collection of Eureka's recently published articles reflects the diversity of research undertaken by undergraduate students in neuroscience, psychology, and microbiology.
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