Circadian rhythms play a role in human vaccination responses, where patients vaccinated in the morning experience a better response to vaccines compared with patients vaccinated in the afternoon/evening, according to a 2022 Science Immunology Focus.⁠ 📄: scim.ag/59x

I had the pleasure of covering an open discussion on public health perspectives in Colorado Indigenous communities at #ScienceWriters2023 with ComSciCon-SciWri 2024 CASW Denver Indian Family Resource Center The College Fund NASW check it out below 😊⚕️🧑‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ tinyurl.com/msmn3eum

Hi STEM graduate students in NC! Winter break is a great time to apply to ComSciCon-Triangle! buff.ly/47IHTp4 Apps due December 25th. The 2-day in-person workshop takes place over two weekends in winter 2024.

Interested in Medical Writing? Check out this position at RTI with their Health Solutions Publication Team! Consider applying and reaching out to University of North Carolina alum Lacey Lopez ([email protected])! linkedin.com/posts/lacey-r-…

Our first 2024 'Science by the Slice' event is January 25 at 12:30 pm! Join us online or in-person (w/ free pizza). Dr. He (Helen) Huang will share her research on neural control of robotic prosthetic limbs. Register: buff.ly/44bprTo #NeuroTech #ScienceTalks #AmiSciTalks

Early-career #researcher Taylor Tibbs describes how a Peer Mentoring Network The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill helps ECRs to help themselves in managing mental health and other career issues. How a peer network made my worst day as a grad student bearable nature.com/articles/d4158…

It was a pleasure working on the illustration for this piece in collaboration with the talented writer Stacy Pitcairn, M.S.! Stacy Pitcairn, M.S. Check out her story about cutting-edge, Frankenstein-esque brain science! 🧠 🔬 Knowing Neurons knowingneurons.com/blog/2023/12/2…

Taylor Tibbs Taylor Tibbs co-founded the Peer Mentoring Network The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to help early-career researchers help themselves with career advancement, networking and mental health discussions. go.nature.com/3O98bcg

“Mind blowing, boggling, outstanding” After decades of frustration and failed attempts, scientists might finally be on the cusp of developing therapies to restore immune ‘tolerance’ in conditions such as diabetes, lupus and multiple sclerosis go.nature.com/3Odpnxm

The Human Immunome Project will probe thousands of immune variables in blood and tissue samples, likely creating the world’s largest and most comprehensive immunological database. Learn more: scim.ag/5Cg

Register now: buff.ly/3SBkosE for our next 'Science by the Slice' with Dr. Christina M. Cruz!!! We'll learn about a care model which teachers are trained and coached to deliver indicated mental health care to their students. #mentalhealth #child care #education #teaching

SCONC intern Taylor Taylor Tibbs is taking over the SCONC airwaves to provide live coverage of Science by the Slice NOW with Dr. Christina M. Cruz Christina Cruz We'll learn about a model which teachers are trained to deliver indicated mental health care to their students #AmiScitalks

Happy International Day of Girls and Women in Science! The number of #WomeninSTEMM has increased over the past five decades, giving rise to the number of young kids drawing female scientists when prompted. #ScienceMagArchives science.org/content/articl…

Join us for our upcoming 'Science by the Slice' event featuring Dr. Georgina Sanchez buff.ly/4bv9DQi! We'll explore the connections between urban growth, climate change-induced flooding, and how humans adapt to flood hazards. Don't miss out on free pizza! #AmiScitalks

Grad school Prelim exams often induce high levels of stress and anxiety. Last week, 2nd year students who are starting their prelim met with a panel of senior students for advice on how to get started and ways to alleviate some of the stress and anxiety associated with the exam.

Register now buff.ly/4bv9DQi for our next 'Science by the Slice' event with Dr. Georgina Sanchez! We will discuss interactions between urban growth, increased flooding from climate change, and human adaptive responses to flood hazards! Free pizza! #AmiScitalks #science

SWAC SPRING SEMINAR SERIES IS BACK! Our first event is just a week away. Register now. forms.gle/xyVVNgNiMzciJG…

Join us for the upcoming 'Science by the Slice' event with Dr. AJ Kondash! We'll explore using oil and gas produced water, a marginal water source, for crop irrigation during water shortages. Sign up now: buff.ly/3xcnOdm #ScienceEvent #WaterReuse

Don't forget about tomorrow! Join us at Science by the Slice on May 2nd at 12:30 pm for an amazing session on Equity in design and planning policies with Kofi Boone from NC State University! Secure your spot now: buff.ly/4d4jP2O #UrbanEquity #InclusiveDesign #AmiScitalks