Our first episode is out! An Interview with Prof. Holger Volk on how dogs can smell SARS-CoV-2 infection in patients. #onehealth #podcast #infectiousdiseases #emergingdiseases #zoonosis @BenteLab Dr. Matthew Dacso Daniele Swetnam UTMB News

Does anybody here have an opinion on real time PCR instruments? We're looking into purchasing one. Any help is appreciated :)

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Grey wolves in America’s Yellowstone National Park exposed to Toxoplasma gondii are over 46 times more likely to become a pack leader than uninfected wolves, according to a study published in Communications Biology. go.nature.com/3AGU7jo

Need the perfect gift for the Swiftie in your life? I am raising money for our homeless shelter by auctioning off my PRICELESS Taylor Swift demo that her mom gave my mom in 2003. It includes the first song #TaylorSwift ever wrote. I'll post a video how I got it on Monday.

I had an awesome time talking to Dr.Lisa Cisneros the other day! Check it out :) Career Spotlight: Dr. Irma (Lisa) Cisneros, Ph.D. infectiousscience.org/career-spotlig…

Candles burns thanks to a combustion reaction that requires oxygen (O₂). When you pour a cup of CO2 over the candles, this displacesall the normally mixed air, along with all that O₂ the fire needs to burn. [read more: buff.ly/3GLOBzC]

In this episode, we tell the personal story about a rescue kitten, a deadly coronavirus, and the difficult decisions pet owners face when their only hope for a cure comes from social media and the black market. infectiousscience.org #cats #coronavirus #onehealth #onehealth

Learning/teaching through curiosity, and awe, Lincoln Carr on dream incubation, active imagination, and walking as dousing for ideas. physicsworld.com/a/learning-to-…

What connects science, literature, and wonder? (a thread) I’ve always affirmed that poetry and science share precious terrain. Poets and scientists delight in the same focused, inquisitive attention, the same questioning appreciation, the same roots in wonder.

In 1995, 14 wolves were released in Yellowstone National Park. No one expected the miracle that the wolves would bring [📹 Protect All Wildlife: buff.ly/3C69xyG] [read more: buff.ly/3dETKh3]

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This is lovely. I was asked if I wouldn’t mind being a featured scientist in a Sierra Nevada outdoor education 3rd grade curriculum 🥹 To More Indigenous scientists 👩🏽‍🔬🔥🌿🤲🏽#Nativesinstem #WOC #WomenInSTEM #Indigenous #NativeAmerican #NativeTwitter

Calling all last minute writers (we know you're out there). Subs for Issue 5 of Tamarind are open until February 28, so please submit your short fiction/non-fiction/polemics/ramblings on science and art! More at: tamarindlit.co.uk/submissions/

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My sustainability class just finished a module about disinformation. I had them write me a letter assuming they were flunking and arguing that they deserve an A, using the techniques of disinformation we discussed, like cherry picking, false experts and ad hominem. HOO-boy. 1/n

The newest episode of our podcast is out! We discuss a paper concerning wolves, cougars and Toxoplasma gondii in Yellowstone National Park open.spotify.com/show/6OCRu90GQ…

The Future is Fungi: The Rise and Rhizomes of Mushroom Culture (Online) csi.asu.edu/calendar/event… via ASU CSI

In this episode of Infectious Science, we invited special guest Dr.T 💉🧫🦠 to talk about the famous poet, Pablo Neruda, and the bacterium that may have killed him! Check it out! infectiousscience.org/poison-and-poe…

Listen to the Infectious Science Podcast Institute for Human Infections & Immunity (IHII) episode: Unveiling the E. coli Threat: A Potential Killer Lurking in Your Pantry UTMB News UTMB Provost's Office Escherichia coli Coalition (LACER) @BenteLab Dr. Matthew Dacso Daniele Swetnam 11th VTEC 2023:Banff infectiousscience.org/unveiling-the-…