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How to include sex and gender considerations in infection and immunity from basic science to clinical practice, precision medicine and public health policies ? We discuss this in our opinion piece, initiated during an amazing workshop in 2022 Collegium Helveticum doi.org/10.1098/rsos.2…

We have our first single-cell paper on the ant olfactory system! 🐜 We show that ants regulate odorant receptor expression from large tandem arrays in a very different way than what is known in fruit flies and mice! Daniel Kronauer Dominic Frank Patrick Piekarski Rockefeller University

been sporting a cute new accessory in the lab lately! baby boy expected in February ✨ veryyyy grateful that Massachusetts offers paid family leave & my colleagues have been very accommodating during my pregnancy

What started as a seemingly contradicting observation in mESC and human differentiated cell lines, then became a bonus thesis chapter, is now on BioRxiv! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

First first-author paper is live!! So excited that the story is out and got to provide more insights into RQC in B. subtilis! I had an amazing time with this story with amazing collaborators.

So happy to share this work! Could not have done it without the support of team Ben Prosser and the exciting collaboration with Lammerding Lab, ShenoyLab, and Jain lab.

Five months ago, holding the hand of my child I embarked on a courageous journey, leaving my comfort zone to start a new career as a #newPI in India. The transition wasn't without its hardships; the stress of navigating a demanding career path took a toll on my health. (1/2)

Our research shows that ~50% of mothers globally decline at least half of opportunities to attend conferences after becoming parents (N=3995). To help overcome these challenges, we launched a flexible Caregiver Travel Grant. Apply now! Deadline March 24👉 shorturl.at/gnCU2

Deborah Sills Academic Mom, PhD I did a little research and found the graphic. It’s actually a lower number for married mothers and it look like it’s higher for single women. This however doesn’t discredit the challenges single women face.

I got my final rejection for the application cycle and I really cannot help but feel defeated. I feel like I’ll never get into a program.

To the people calling me a “DEI” and saying that it’s good that I was rejected, you can leave your racism at the door. I am a McNair Scholar and NIH IRTA Post-Bacc who graduated with honors. And, thanks to sheer spite ALONE, I’m reapplying to PhD programs again next cycle.

Company: As the next part of the interview process please provide 4 references of previous employers. Me….a 32 year old postdoc in the lab I did my PhD in….who’s only other employer after my teen years (and undergrad) was my post-bac advisor a decade ago:

grateful that there are people willing to address topics on sex and gender in immunity Chloé Pasin at Max Delbrück Center 🥲👏🏻 made me think again that the research on women’s health is under appreciated

We are really please to have our paper on Long Covid subtypes out today in Nature Immunology. This project worked with PHOSP-COVID study cohort to delve into what is different in those with persistent symptoms. nature.com/articles/s4159… Here's a short thread on what we found:

check out our preprint where we detail our all-atom modeling and simulation of respiratory mucins!

Super excited to share my undergrad work in Nucci lab Rowan University Rowan Research 🧬 We characterized #nanoparticles that adapt to maximize protein encapsulation. #researchpaper #biophysics Characterization of 10MAG/LDAO reverse micelles: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Hey #BIBPSRollCall! I’m the Founding President of #BlackInBiophysics, a neuroscientist and biophysicist. 💪🏾 As a #postdoc I study the roles of voltage-gated ion channels in the mammalian retinal circuit using #ephys and high-res imaging 👁️ I’m also a proud wife, mom & stepmom 🥰

This paper is finally out and I'm so glad we were able to dig into the extensive @HivSwiss data to look into the use of hormonal therapy in cis women and gender minorities with HIV and its association with variations in HIV markers!

How I published 1 first-author paper during 2.5 years of my post-doc: - I collected all my data and learned how to become a scientist. - I read like a normal human being. - I write like a normal human being. Seems to be paying off.

How I published 0 first author papers during my postdoc (0 publication from postdoc): 1. My postdoc supervisor never supported me on anything 2. I had imposter & I self-studied 3. I self-studied until I get own funding & stable job Thankful that life threw me in difficulties!