expand ur twitter by following some #nonbinary scientists! pay special attention to finding folks of color and nonAmericans too. ☺️ me? just sewin masks, finding mushroom friends, and doin my own science... #NonbinaryInSTEM #InternationalNonbinaryDay (1/2)

My awesome colleagues in the Koelle Lab just wrote up a paper on SARS-CoV-2 vaccination modelling that you probably want to read! Nice work Molly Gallagher, PhD and @ajsieben

My department at Emory is hiring two new colleagues at any rank in the broad area of biology. Amazing colleagues, students and community engaged in great science. Apply and spread the word! Emory College apply.interfolio.com/80049

In a new study, we find during lockdown US office workers averaged only 2 social contacts/day. These were mainly at home and repeated over multiple days. Important for understanding the impact of social distancing and return to work as we enter another surge of the pandemic.

This program looks amazing and anyone interested in doing a post-bac before applying to graduate school in biological sciences should take a look

Forward along to any beauties that are applying to grad school or will be in the future!

Category is: Things that will infuriate me and distract from prepping for a dissertation committee. Will revisit when I have more bandwidth 😤

Rewatching Scrubs for the first time in a very long time and realizing there is a homophobic joke in nearly every single episode 🙄

SARS-CoV-2 these days be like

Emory's Infectious Disease Across Scales Training Program will host a career panel on March 30, 2021 from 4:30 to 5:30PM EST. Hear from Vincent Bond (Morehouse) and Erin Mordecai (Stanford) as well as trainees about their careers paths. Register at: idastp.wixsite.com/idastp

"You can't massage or yoga your way out of 400 years of structural racism..." - Ebony O. McGee, Plottin 4A Black STEM Revolution (Dr. Ebony McGee at the International Physics of Living Systems meeting). This helps explain why self care doesn't always work!

Super excited to share this work co-authored with an amazing Emory University undergraduate, Julie Zhu. Thank you to @tcfriedrich and Katarina Braun, MD, PhD for helping us track down the data so we could fit our model.

Thank you to my advisors Koelle Lab & Daniel Weissman for helping me submit this work. Both of my new manuscripts hinge on coinfection relaxing selection on mutations. Here we focus on how heterogeneity in viral output from host cells contributes to deleterious mutation accumulation.

What paper changed your life? Is there one that captured your attention because of the elegant design, perfect illustration of a concept, or surprising result? I want to know :)

Great opportunity for women looking to level up their skills!

Today’s officially the 1st day of my new job! I’m excited to share that I am a Dept. of Agriculture NIFA Postdoc Fellow. Natalie Christian and I will be studying plant-fungal intx in soybean cover crops challenged w/ elevated CO2. Excited to continue looking at mutualisms in a changing world 🍄🌿

I’m delighted that our paper on the Multicellularity Long Term Evolution Experiment (MuLTEE) has, at long last, been published. This paper establishes the foundations of what I’d like to work on for the rest of my career. 1/25 Free, full access link: rdcu.be/dbPA9

Can't overstate how excited I am to have this platform up and running. We're hoping it'll open the door to wider open sharing and attribution of wildlife disease data -- and ultimately a whole new genre of analyses. Have a look and, if you have data, consider contributing!