Let’s set the record straight. Women work together & publish exceptional papers in Nature Neuroscience. The papers are undercited due to implicit bias/structural inequality/discrimination. The solution, Nature Communications, is to address the problem, not advise all grad students to work w/ men

The lab I’m doing my PhD rotation in is hiring! Come and join a wonderful group ☺️ if you’re interested in flavivirus research this is a great place to be. 🦟👩🏻‍🔬

Photini Sinnis and I wrote a review on the RTS,S vaccine. Integrating this vaccine into routine childhood vaccinations in sub-Saharan Africa is vital in malaria elimination efforts, and curative & preventative new medicines are also urgently required. authors.elsevier.com/a/1egvgL7PXinZs

My friend organized this really cool show! Come to the inaugural event!!!

Took full advantage of the beautiful weather in Seattle this weekend. Still in shock sometimes that I live here now

After a rollercoaster of a year, we finished our first year of our PhD today!! UW Global Health Lakshmi Warrier @issay_enquan Anthony Reynolds. Could not have asked for a more fun and supportive cohort. Thrilled to announce that I will be conducting my PhD dissertation research with Evan Newell!!!

Been hearing about this since the conception. Amazing to see it come together. Congrats Luke Anderson-Trocmé !!!!! 🔥🔥

#CallingAllScientists. The Future of Malaria Research Symposium is approaching. Submit Abstracts by 20 September for oral, poster, and lightning presentation consideration. This is a hybrid symposium highlighting early career malaria researchers. LINK: bit.ly/3C6jLzA

This #WorldMosquitoDay, take a look at this mosquito spitting out malaria parasites 🔬 It's carrying sporozoites, the infective stage of #malaria. If you got bitten, you could be infected. 🎥 from the Sinnis Lab at JHMRI, which investigates this stage of malaria transmission

Fully embraced my mosquito side today as “chicken”-gunya for UW Global Health Pathobiology retreat.

Excited to be at #TropMed22 ASTMH and catch up with old and new connections

My PhD work "On the Genes, Genealogies, and Geographies of Quebec" is now published in SCIENCE!!🧑‍🔬 🌎We explore the emergence of genetic variation in Quebec's settler population with a detailed model using a genealogy of 5M records. 🔗science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… 🧵for details : 1/7

🎉COMING SOON in Spring 2024... the Morris Lab at the Donnelly Centre and University of Toronto Molecular Genetics !!! 🎉 We will specialize in biobank-scale analyses and single-cell CRISPR screens to study noncoding drivers of traits and disease. Reach out if interested in coming to Toronto! 🇨🇦

Just a bunch of nerds clustering together unsupervised for this years Newell lab Halloween group costume

A major milestone completed today- successfully passed my PhD qualifying exam Fred Hutch Cancer Center #PhD #phdlife

Addressing reviewers’ comments - snowman edition

Excited to share the latest publication!! nature.com/articles/s4146…

Very happy to have had the chance to present my work at the annual HIPC meeting!

The Morris Lab at the Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research and the University of Toronto is officially open for business, and the lab website is live! Check it out for info on our research and how you can join: morris-lab.org