Ellie Rand (@ellierand3) 's Twitter Profile
Ellie Rand

@ellierand3

Harvard Systems Biology PhD candidate in the @baym lab. Petitioning for a bacteria emoji

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Ellie Rand (@ellierand3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's time for the 2022 application cycle! We are reopening our HMS_SysBio SSQBio application assistance program for the third year at the following link. Can't wait to meet the new applicants! forms.gle/DyshN9KfbAznQV…

kailyndoiron (@kailyndoiron) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you are applying to the HMS_SysBio SSQBio PhD program this cycle, consider applying to our application assistance program! Participants will be matched with current students who will help with application materials and answer any questions. forms.gle/mdDMUwtFV5eZDi…

Ellie Rand (@ellierand3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cookie decorating competition at the Michael Baym lab retreat using the Zymo Research cookie cutter! Thank you for the decoration inspo! Which is your winning cookie?

Cookie decorating competition at the <a href="/baym/">Michael Baym</a> lab retreat using the <a href="/ZymoResearch/">Zymo Research</a> cookie cutter! Thank you for the decoration inspo! Which is your winning cookie?
Akos Nyerges (@akosnyerges) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today in nature we share our work describing • how to achieve resistance to natural viruses, • a technology that prevents the escape of engineered genetic information, • how viruses overcome genetic-code-based resistance. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Today in <a href="/Nature/">nature</a> we share our work describing
•  how to achieve resistance to natural viruses, 
•  a technology that prevents the escape of engineered genetic information, 
•  how viruses overcome genetic-code-based resistance.

nature.com/articles/s4158…
Ellie Rand (@ellierand3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Check out this awesome work by Natalia Quinones-Olvera and Siân Owen on discovering and exploring the world of plasmid dependent phages! It was so fun to watch this project come together, and I learned so much from you guys along the way. Congratulations!!

Elizabeth Rand (@lizrandliverdoc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Having a great day visiting Boston and rubbing shoulders with @Baym in his lab (where my talented daughter is a PhD candidate 🙂❤️)

Having a great day visiting Boston and rubbing shoulders with @Baym in his lab (where my talented daughter is a PhD candidate 🙂❤️)
Siân Owen (@implosian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Living the [phage biologist's] dream today, touring the legendary Deer Island wastewater treatment plant in Boston🥚🥚🥚

Living the [phage biologist's] dream today, touring the legendary Deer Island wastewater treatment plant in Boston🥚🥚🥚
Ellie Rand (@ellierand3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very excited to add this financial support to the educational, research, and emotional support that my mentors, lab mates, friends, and family have provided throughout grad school <3

Michael Baym (@baym) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We've long been able to find new phages and figure out what they interact with. But what about the other way: if you have a gene, like an antibiotic resistance efflux pump, or a phage defense system, and you want to find phages that do or do not interact with it? Now you can!

Phage Directory (@phagedirectory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.Ellie Rand (Harvard Medical School) etal developed a new targeted #Phage Discovery method based on multiple fluorescent markers, allowing for co-culture w/ multiple hosts & visualization of phages — no more selecting only for dominant phages in samples! buff.ly/41dkOdN

.<a href="/EllieRand3/">Ellie Rand</a> (<a href="/harvardmed/">Harvard Medical School</a>) etal developed a new targeted #Phage Discovery method based on multiple fluorescent markers, allowing for co-culture w/ multiple hosts &amp; visualization of phages — no more selecting only for dominant phages in samples! 
buff.ly/41dkOdN
Michael Baym (@baym) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The latest work from my lab, Phage Disco, a method Ellie Rand developed for targeted discovery of bacteriophages based on the bacterial receptor, defense system, or other component they interact with, is now live in mSystems

The latest work from my lab, Phage Disco, a method <a href="/EllieRand3/">Ellie Rand</a> developed for targeted discovery of bacteriophages based on the bacterial receptor, defense system, or other component they interact with, is now live in mSystems