Hey People! It's finally happening, I'm actually getting the PhD. I'll be defending on Friday March 25th at 2 PM EST, in person and on zoom. If you will be in town, the defense is open to the public, if you want to attend virtually, let me know and I can send you the zoom link!

Thank you again Advanced Imaging Mass Spec Lab Course for putting on the amazing #aims2022 workshop! The combination of lectures and hands on work are incredibly valuable as I’m working to grow into the imaging mass spec space! (Also all the participants and instructors were amazing)

This is definitely not me right now

Really happy to be here for my first ASPB meeting #PlantBio2022. Great experience to meet a brilliant and welcoming community and learn about some of newest plant research. Visit my poster (300-074) to learn about the molecular resistance in green ash against #EAB #NDBios 🌱🐛

I just want to thank Annabelle Lolinco, PhD Erin K. Reagan, PhD Chris Unterberger Lyndsey, @RachelHaake Kavi Chintam Chris Jackson, PhD Megan E. Damico, Ph.D. Jennifer, Michael, Erin Saybolt, M.S. Dilara Kiran, MS, DVM Sindhu Nathan, PhD and Meredith Schmehl, PhD for an amazing year on National Science Policy Network (NSPN) Leadership Council. Their work was amazing!!

I hope everyone is ready for another amazing year from a great NSPN leadership council! I'm looking forward to working with Nikita Lad Zoe Kanavas Fully Vaccinated Matthew, Evaluating Distance Thomas B Naira Abou-Ghali Carmen Shaw Isabel Warner, PhD Emily Schafer, PhD Ona Ambrozaite, Ph.D. (and Opeoluwa & Abigail) this next year!

Thank you again Physics Today for the great article about National Science Policy Network (NSPN), and honored to be quoted in the same piece as @hollindaze and Avital Percher

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I’m glad that giving my nights and weekends counted as “part time work”… Before classifying graduate students as part time workers, it might be useful for relevant “professionals” to do their research which shows the average hours a week far above 40 nature.com/articles/d4158…

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Both an honor to be elected National Science Policy Network (NSPN) national chair this year, and to work at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) with Chris Anderton! Thank you Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) for the recognition!

A really nice article about my work as National Chair for National Science Policy Network (NSPN), and my work at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) with Chris Anderton! Thank you Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) for the recognition!

Science policy as a discipline continues to evolve. At the forefront of the process are policy fellowships -- led for the past 1/2 century by STPF. Hear STPF Director and alum Dr. Rashada Alexander, Andrew Maynard, Robert K Stanley on where #scipol is headed AAAS Annual Meeting: aaas.confex.com/aaas/2023/meet…

A pleasure to speak on the panel about Science Policy Knowledge & Skills with Andrew Maynard and Dr. Rashada Alexander that was moderated by Adriana Bankston at the AAAS Annual Meeting . Lots of great conversations about resources and steps to pursue science policy opportunities

Really great turnout! Come join us until 11:30, happy to see so many #scipolpals here!

Excited to be at #ASMS2023 discussing some of the work I’ve done under Chris Anderton at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to optimize MALDI-MSI in sorghum and highlighting its impact for our Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) users

Congratulations again to Isabel Warner, PhD for being the new National Chair-Elect and William Ota for being the new National Chair, it was a pleasure being able to work alongside them as National Chair of National Science Policy Network (NSPN) and I look forward to seeing the amazing things they will do!

I am excited to share some of my grad work on Emerald Ash Borer induced host defense response to larval infestation, now published! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #EAB #metabolomics This would not have been possible without Jennifer Koch Therese Poland Aletta Doran and many others

Excited to be at #ASPB2023 discussing some of the work I’ve done under Chris Anderton at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory utilizing MALDI-MSI to map small molecules and lipids in sorghum and highlighting the collaborations for our Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) users