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Family Ties: Léandre with her sisters, Alexandra, center, and Yvette, right. She also has an older brother, Trenton. “Family and science are the biggest things in my life,” she says.

Anatomy of a PhD Candidate: Vérida Léandre PhD’17

By Jumoke Akinrolabu on February 2016

Winter 2016, The Beat

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