I'll Show You: When a Professor’s Doubt Becomes Fuel for Success

Update: 2025-11-14

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From cleaning rat cages to exploring the complexities of addiction, Dr. Lisa Wallace’s journey is a testament to the power of proving doubters wrong. Along the way, pharmacology taught her unexpected lessons about empathy, resilience, and the human side of science. She reflects on why stubbornness can be a hidden strength, how setbacks often redirect us toward greater opportunities, and why the longest, most winding paths can ultimately lead to extraordinary destinations.

Tune in to hear a story of determination, curiosity, and the surprising lessons that shape a meaningful career in science.

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