“Aaron Streets, Ph.D..” The Pew Charitable Trusts[1]
This article is about Aaron Streets and his Research with The Pew Charitable Trusts. It has a paragraph to say on their research with Pew Charitable trusts so it might not carry a lot of notability.
“Aaron Streets.” UC Berkeley Department of Bioengineering[2]
This is a peer-reviewed scientific journal so it should be a reliable sources. It covers Street's work with other researchers in 2021. It should carry some notability.
Denisin, Aleksandra. "Emerging Investigator Series – Aaron Streets." Royal Society of Chemistry, 2021[3]
Gayoso, Adam, et al. “Joint Probabilistic Modeling of Single-Cell Multi-Omic Data with Totalvi.” Nature Methods[4]
This article is a peer-reviewed journal but because the full document is locked behind a pay wall, this only cites, and leads to the abstract of the research. while it is only an abstract it still is a peer-reviewed journal with 94 citations which should carry some notability.
Grunbaum, Mara, and Tayag, Yasmin. "The Brilliant 10: The top up-and-coming minds in science." Popular Science, 2022[5]
Streets, Aaron M., and Yanyi Huang. “Chip in a Lab: Microfluidics for next Generation Life Science Research.” Biomicrofluidics[6]
This is a peer-reviewed journal. While a little older it is a full article on Aaron Street's work and should carry notability.
Wu, Angela R., et al. “Single-Cell Transcriptional Analysis.” Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry, 2017[7]
The Community of Scholars. "1,000 inspiring Black scientists in America." Cell Mentor, 2020[8]
This is a peer-reviewed journal that's a little more recent on Street's research work. It covers some depth into his work with other people and should carry some notability.
