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　　Kusko 的讲座是生物学五年级研究生艾伦·桑德林（Allen Sanderlin）课堂上的一个亮点，他说他一直对工业路线感兴趣，并参加了这门课以进一步探索这种可能性。他说，这是一门学分课程，这意味着它比演讲者系列或研讨会更“有条理”，因此感觉更容易融入他的日程安排，更能反映在公司工作的实际经历。

　　在去年秋天的实习期间，Sanderlin 与辉瑞的功能基因组学团队合作，帮助识别目标基因并确定某些设备和技术是否值得投资。“我们正处于药物管道的起点，”他说. “这就像我以前做过的任何事情一样。”

　　这并不是说他的实习和他在 Robert A. Swanson 生物学职业发展教授 Becky Lamason 实验室的博士工作没有相似之处。“从根本上说，它们是非常不同的东西，但与此同时，我在实验室学到的技能和技术，比如组织培养，也起到了帮助作用，”他说。同样，他在辉瑞公司所学到的管理大量样品和自动化流程的知识也启发了他寻找提高工作效率的方法。

　　Anna Yeh 是另一位生物学五年级的学生。和 Sanderlin 一样，Yeh 一直对工业感兴趣，但不确定这种生活意味着什么。

　　“在此之前，我只是单纯地处于学术环境中，”叶说。“这似乎是一种很好的包容、低门槛的方式来接触行业职业道路。”

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　　Kusko’s lecture was a highlight of the class for Allen Sanderlin, a fifth-year graduate student in biology, who says he’s always been interested in the industry route and enrolled in the class to explore that possibility further. The fact that it’s a for-credit class, he says, means it’s more “regimented” than a speaker series or seminar, and so it felt easier to fit into his schedule and more reflective of the actual experience of working at a company.

　　During his internship this past fall, Sanderlin worked with the functional genomics team at Pfizer, helping to identify target genes and determine if certain equipment and techniques are worth investing in. “We’re at the very start of the drug pipeline,” he says. “It’s like nothing I’ve done before.”

　　That’s not to say that there haven’t been parallels between his internship and his doctoral work in the lab of Becky Lamason, the Robert A. Swanson Career Development Professor of Biology. “Fundamentally, they’re very different things, but at the same time, the skills and techniques I’ve learned in the lab, like tissue culturing, have helped,” he says. Similarly, what he’s learned at Pfizer about managing huge numbers of samples and automating processes has inspired him to find ways to be more efficient in his own work.

　　Anna Yeh is another fifth-year student in biology. Like Sanderlin, Yeh was always interested in industry but wasn’t sure of what that life entailed.

　　“Before this, I’ve just been purely in an academic setting,” Yeh says. “This seemed like a nice contained, low-bar way to be exposed to the industry career path.”

　　Like Sanderlin, Yeh was based at Pfizer for her internship, in the internal medicine unit, doing research totally unlike her doctoral work in the lab of Adam Martin, an associate professor of biology. At MIT, she uses flies to study how organisms come together into a coherent shape in the early stages of development. In contrast, at Pfizer, she worked with mice to see how increasing fructose in their diet affects liver health.