Peter Girguis
@pgirguis
A father, a son, and a wholly owned subsidiary of the Girguis Flying Circus. Occasional talking head. Here to fight entropy, and you know how that’s going.
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https://girguislab.oeb.harvard.edu 14-12-2010 20:17:04
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Four years to the day post-PhD defense, I’m NASA HQ starting my Postdoctoral Management Program Fellowship in NASAAstrobio with Dr Lindsay Hays and David Grinspoon. Excited for this opportunity to gain programmatic experience and embrace business casual!
The #Hydractinia genome paper is out! Congrats to all team members and collaborators who contributed to this major effort! Very happy to see this published. This paper lays the groundwork for better understanding this amazing marine invertebrate at a genomic level!
I’m on board a flight to Cincinnati to visit colleagues and present our lab’s research at Miami University.
I had the opportunity to upgrade to first class using some miles I forgot about.
The person sitting in front of me just dropped two peeled, hard boiled eggs in my lap.
Celebrating Dr Andy Knoll’s career was amazing. Seeing Dr. Robin Kodner and Dr. Phoebe Cohen again after many years was a major bonus!
Thanks for chatting over dinner Robin and Phoebe. Here’s hoping we catch up before another 17 years passes by.
Robin Kodner
Congratulations Catherine Drennan of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and @HHMINews, newly inducted #NASmember ! #NAS161 #biochemistry
Congratulations Naomi Pierce of Museum of Comparative Zoology, newly inducted #NASmember ! #NAS161 #evolutionarybiology #zoology
Stocked for a day full of talks and colleagues celebrating the illustrious career of Andy Knoll Harvard Organismic & Evolutionary Biology 🤩 this get together is truly a who’s who gathering of Precambrian / Cambrian paleobiologists and geobiologists in North America 🪨⚒️🦠
Glad to see this in The New York Times and glad this scientist found a solution that works for her. The dilemma is real, and unfortunately taking kids into the field is not an option for many of us. We need to keep thinking creatively about how to support (and retain) moms in the field.
Expeditions can be hard to maneuver as a mother & scientist.
Intense & exciting to have my essay published in The New York Times exploring how Expeditions can be an Academic Act of Defiance
Mapping fungi w/family SPUN New York Times Opinion: tinyurl.com/5adc5cwf
(photo 2011, Kenya)
And happy birthday to the North Star in the constellations within the firmament of #MicrobialHeroes , Elio Schaechter. Elio is the Platonic ideal of a microbiologist, so far as I am concerned. I wish you the very best of days. Univ. of Puget Sound ASM Small Things Considered