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Student Summer Work Series: Grace Murphy ’26 Gets ‘More Comfortable With the Maybes’ Our annual Student Summer Series presents first-person reflections from Berkeley Law students who are involved in an array of compelling summer work experiences. These snapshots of students’ career-enhancing work and skill development — across the legal spectrum — highlight the meaningful opportunities they gain, often in partnership with the school’sCareer Development Office. AScholar, Grace Murphy ’26 entered law school having conducted extensive scientific research ranging from proteomics to cardiovascular biology. Part of her work included translating complex topics related to machine learning, toxicology, and biomarker discovery into articles intended for a general audience. Active in Berkeley Law’sStartup Law Initiative, she helps provide legal support to local startup founders facing financial barriers. At UCLA (where she graduated with a 4.0 GPA) Murphy was executive director of the school’s Hunger Project, which addresses issues concerning housing and food insecurity.In this article, she describes her summer patent litigation work at the multinational law firm Morrison Foerster — which has more than 1,000 attorneys around the world — in its flagship San Francisco office. Read: https://lnkd.in/ghTT6ndP
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This is awesome. Go gettem, Grace!
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