Tina Termini (@cterminiphd) 's Twitter Profile
Tina Termini

@cterminiphd

Assistant Professor | She/her/hers | Founder @organizolife | Angsty hematologist | I work on/am stress & blood🩸 🦓 🐁 ☢ views ≠ my employer.

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It is beyond disturbing when the NIH and HHS Directors do not understand that animal models are essential in research statnews.com/2025/05/19/ani…

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Be the scientist who provides thoughtful and critical feedback to strengthen an idea without changing the idea. We need creative minds, not clones of thought. Mentors who foster creativity can have an enormous impact on the scientific enterprise: self-awareness is key ā™„ļø šŸ”‘

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Reminder to get your abstracts in for the FASEB Hematologic Malignancies Meeting by June 1st!!! The scientific program is awesome this year and we will have lots of career dev and networking activities!!!

Reminder to get your abstracts in for the FASEB Hematologic Malignancies Meeting by June 1st!!!  The scientific program is awesome this year and we will have lots of career dev and networking activities!!!
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Excited to see the first commentary in Exp Hematology (ISEH)! Kudos to Aishwarya Aishwarya Krishnan, Linde Linde Miles and Grant Grant Challen for highlighting recent papers in Elsevier Hematology on cell-extrinsic factors in Tet2-mutant clonal hematopoiesis. bit.ly/4k3pEAI

Excited to see the first commentary in Exp Hematology (<a href="/ISEHSociety/">ISEH</a>)! Kudos to Aishwarya <a href="/akrish0294/">Aishwarya Krishnan</a>, Linde <a href="/lindemilesphd/">Linde Miles</a> and Grant <a href="/challenlab/">Grant Challen</a> for highlighting recent papers in <a href="/ELShematology/">Elsevier Hematology</a> on cell-extrinsic factors in Tet2-mutant clonal hematopoiesis. bit.ly/4k3pEAI
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My default PI response is to blame myself for everything around me that is not going according to plan. It's heavy AF. I'm learning to recognize that I can only do so much and I can't control everything. It's a process, but it's lightened the load I carry every day.

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Overwhelmed with excitement for the projects in our lab and concern about whether I will be able to fund these projects. I know I will find a way, but, damn, I’m tired. I’m doing my best and giving myself permission to say, that’s more than enough right now āœŒšŸ¼

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It is with the heaviest heart that I share that Bart passed away yesterday. I have loved this cat with every bone in my body since I was a graduate student. I am devastated, but I know we gave him the best possible life. We miss you, baby.

It is with the heaviest heart that I share that Bart passed away yesterday. I have loved this cat with every bone in my body since I was a graduate student. I am devastated, but I know we gave him the best possible life. We miss you, baby.
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Research administrators are crucial to our mission, helping support the innovative and exciting research happening in the Basic Sciences Division @FredHutch. We’re hiring two research administrators and would love for you to join us: fredhutch.org/en/research/di…

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Fact: Cancer cells can hijack a process called autophagy to survive in nutrient-poor environments. Christie Towers, PhD explains this survival tactic and how her research aims to counter it on "After the Fact." pewtrsts.org/4jAK7fe

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Continuing our interview spotlight series is the 2025 McCulloch and Till Awardee Uli Steidl. Dr. Steidl discusses his current work, career inspirations and more. Watch part III on simplyblood.org

Continuing our interview spotlight series is the 2025 McCulloch and Till Awardee <a href="/SteidlUli/">Uli Steidl</a>. Dr. Steidl discusses his current work, career inspirations and more. Watch part III on simplyblood.org
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As much as I complain about the things that irritate me, the truth is that I actually have very supportive people around me. I'm humbled that people are so generous with their time to help me realize my goals... Pay it forward ā¤ļø

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There’s a misconception that all women in academia support women in academia…. False. Some of the most toxic and sexist academics I’ve ever met are women. It’s bonkers, but IYKYK.