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Some nice North Carolina ariel views from my flight - didn't quite take photos during some short drives later to capture the road views - but got a LOT of pine trees surrounding my new community!

This should be the best suggestion for PhD students who are currently navigating through comprehensive exams, proposal defenses, etc.

Not a East Coast thing, for sure - happened to be at an orchestra rehearsal that evening - during which we were allowed to leave the building at anytime. Wind players felt the worst...we string players might be a bit better, but I did try my best not to cough when music was on.

This is definitely a very interesting project!

Some interesting research findings from @LeahSchinasi at Drexel , showing the effects of urban heat goes beyond well-known ones, such as cardiovascular impacts, for children.

careers.drexel.edu/cw/en-us/job/5… Full-time working opportunity with @LeahSchinasi at Drexel, with a multi-disciplinary team on a NIH-funded project, examining the relationship between housing/ indoor temperature, and mortality outcomes, through having fun and playing with the data!

Data analyst position at Drexel, working on NIH-funded HEAT study. Reach out to @LeahSchinasi if you have questions!

Now I would recommend grad students saving their course materials not only by week numbers, but the *main content* taught in each week as well for each folder. I hope I could have done that...which comes in handy, but will make it so much easier later as a reference. PhD Voice - Independently Run

"Proposal submitted on 29 September 2021" 💍🤣 Academic Chatter™ #AcademicTwitter OpenAcademics PhD Voice - Independently Run

Our newly published article (from work at Drexel): does respiratory virus infection modify the relationship between PM2.5/aeroallergens for children within a big city? tandfonline.com/eprint/ZQP2R3H…

Finally had a chance to visit the Rosenau Hall at UNC Chapel Hill. From my PhD mentor's mentor at Chapel Hill...Tables & figures need to be standalone, that anyone who picks up the page in THIS building will be able to understand it without the text.

Do you agree?

Anneclaire De Roos, PhD, associate professor at Dornsife, discussed the university's ongoing efforts to use organic fertilizers across the campus. whyy.org/articles/drexe…

Surprised by I still ignored some important details in one of my PhD mentor's papers, after reading/citing it many times (when comparing/contrasting as a reviewer). But soon I recognized same thing could happen for reading sheet music I learned years ago. That's how we learn.

My lab is hiring a post-doctoral fellow. If you are interested in working with big data, pregnancy, childhood, and climate, please apply! jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/227307

Beautiful Boston winter views....First one taken in the center city, second one near campus; and the last at the last (salt water) marsh reservation in Boston area, which recalls my memory at the Andorra's Meadow within the Wissahickon.

Parks & trees are wonderful, yet we need to think more about equitable access to those in the city: 1) how much do they benefit high crime areas? 2) how can we make women feel safer to use them? Thanks for the guidance of @LeahSchinasi, and Drexel U. News! drexel.edu/news/archive/2…

'Even a seemingly distant dialogue between music and science can be established, then we shall not be hesitated to discover more connections that await us, and to close the gaps on how they interplay'. #EpiTwitter My full perspective article below: epimonitor.net/Working-With-S…