Disappointed in SCOTUS today, but happy to see the White House stepping up. It’s on all of us now to take actions to support diversity in universities. whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…

I’m seeing so many stories of summer airline travel nightmares from friends and family. Just wanted to do a quick shoutout to JSX for not being another awful airline experience. I have had amazing customer service recently- thank you!

And just like that my teenage daughter is now impressed with Arizona State University’s Reputation as an innovative university.

Congrats to lab member Julia Jackman on her exciting new position with ARGO Research in Nigeria!

I know that she would never want us to call her a “genius,” but Amber Wutich (she/her) never fails to amaze me. She’s an inspiration to so many through her research, advocacy, mentorship, and teaching. Honored to have her as a colleague and friend. macfound.org/fellows/class-…

Huge congrats to Dr. Maureen Dykinga for successfully defending her DrPH degree today UA Public Health. Her work focuses on authentically engaging youth in research.

The AIDE lab was on the road yesterday bringing public health to the Florence Public Library to work with homeschooled children and their families. Just in time as RSV, flu and COVID-19 are on the rise again. Thanks to TKP Alena Analeigh for leading the session.

Move those holiday dinners outside and open the doors/windows. If you can’t afford to buy a fancy HEPA air filter, you can make a DIY version that has been shown to trap 99% of virus particles. Learn more about clean indoor air projects at School of Human Evolution and Social Change: shesc.asu.edu/centers/CleanI…

So we did a thing CDC - since arriving there I've become slightly obsessed with waste water measurement.....yes💩......we lead the world in how to detect several different kinds of viral activity weeks before they show up in more traditional data sources (labs, ED visits etc)

Taylor Swift is releasing a new album in the middle of a world tour and I can’t even wash and put away my laundry in the same day

Can’t get enough of this kid! He’s killing it on the media circuit.

We would like to recognize and celebrate Ms. Massie and her 6th and 7th grade GATE students for all their hard work so far this year. They were honored today at the Southern Arizona Research, Science and Engineering Fair (SARSEF) awards ceremony.

So proud of the GATE students at Red Rock Elementary School District #5! Congrats on your big win today! We are so proud of your hard work and innovative thinking! I see some future School of Human Evolution and Social Change students in the making!

A Friday in the field is always better than a Friday in the office.

so leading into one of the biggest nights in women's college basketball history, one of the main storylines is going to be that the portland court was painted incorrectly and the key is uneven. honestly? seems about right for women's sports.

This is why H5N1 in livestock is such a notable development in the H5N1 saga: - H5N1 in wild birds: no/few mammalian adaptations + low human handling = low risk (but ecologically devastating) - H5N1 in poultry: no/few mammalian adaptations + high human handling = some risk (the

Oof not great #H5N1 news What we know: -Person tests + with no (known) connection to animals -Has pre-existing conditions (making it more likely to get sick) -Severe disease; hospitalized but recovered -Bravo flu surveillance system that randomly picked up this severe case …

Honored to be co-teaching study abroad in London with the incomparable Dr. Stone!

As a longtime humanitarian who has battled famines and hunger crises, I fear that starvation in Gaza has now passed the tipping point and we are going to see mass-scale starvation mortality. A thread on famine momentum, famine response, and what it means for Gaza today.