Postdoc @theNCI @Ramiroyglesias | PhD @IMMUNOlab | running, mtb 🚵🏻♀️, biomedical research | #stemcells #immuno #cancer | 🇺🇸🇵🇭🇮🇸| Views my own 👩🏻🔬🧬
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The best feeling ever is when you check on the intestinal stem cells you plated 🧫 yesterday and they’re the most beautiful #organoids 😌...It’s so true when they say science 🧪🧬 is like magic ✨🦄✨but real
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#ilovemyjob #phdlife #phdchat #stem #Immunology #Biology
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My obligatory “I’m applying #IRad this year” 🩻
I probably have a personality, but also a PhD in ablation #Histotripsy so I’m a tad dedicated to being a #FutureRadRes
Pic by @HollyM_Science who thought I almost look like a Doctor 👩⚕️
#Match25 #medicalstudent #ResidencyMatch
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I’m a passionate PhD microscopist looking for my next adventure in industry/academia after a great first postdoc. I am very grateful to @BeattyLab for giving me the opportunity to expand my skills and branch into a new field of science! I received my PhD…
Very excited to see the coverage from Virginia Tech on the last paper I have published from my PhD! We performed these studies with the hopes it would have a translational impact and are excited by the promise NIK may have as a potential therapeutic target 🔬🧬✨
Researchers at #VMCVM have identified a new pathway for potentially treating colorectal cancer. This discovery could lead to better therapies with fewer side effects. loom.ly/il147Uw
Very excited to have met @NCIDirector and learn about the research experiences that got her to this leadership position! Thank you for all your advice today 🧬
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#OTD in 1912, First Lady Helen Taft & the Viscountess Chinda, wife of the Japanese Ambassador, planted the first 2 cherry trees next to the Tidal Basin. Over the years, more trees were planted throughout #WashingtonDC and the #cherryblossom festival became a spring tradition. 🌸
ALT In a grove of blossoming cherry trees, a small bronze plaque set into a boulder reads: The first Japanese cherry trees presented to the city of Washington as a gesture of friendship and good will by the city of Tokyo were planted on this site March 27, 1912.
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Cookies to remind my stats students that they are each “statistically significant” to me. Thank you @vijisathy for the fun idea!
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In the mood to be amazed? Here's the immune cell response to a scratch in the zebrafish epidermis.
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Photo Cred: Dr. Eric Peterman
2 weeks into my #PostDoc @theNCI 🧬🧫 and I feel very fortunate to be working in a great lab under the mentorship of @Ramiroyglesias studying skin stem cell biology. Excited to see where this journey takes me!
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Israeli PIs in the field of Immunology: I can host a few foreign students or postdocs that had to leave so that their work can continue. Just write me an email, this is the least I can do.
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You can be kind and compassionate AND successful. Remember, in lifting others, we rise ourselves.
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Mentoring 👇🏽
When selecting a research lab for your training, it is critical to prioritize mentoring.
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Being the 1st in your family to go to college is a huge accomplishment & you must be proud of it.
Here I share with you some of the lessons I learned on my path from first-gen student to an academic leadership role.
10 Lessons from a 1st Generation College Student
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Oct4, a stem cell biologist’s favorite day. Happy Pluripotency Day!
It's #Oct4 ...aka National Pluripotency Day! Celebrate stem cell biology responsibly. 🎉🤓 @CellStemCell
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6 out of 8 @NobelPrize winners in Medicine, Physics, and Chemistry this year are immigrants! 🌍🏆 #DiversityInScience #NobelPrize
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When I give talks to middle school I’m very intentional with how I present myself.
It’s around this age that girls’ interest in science starts to decline.
This is the age when stereotypes start to impact whether or not they see themselves in STEM
POV: furniture shopping for my new apartment and I point out a cute lamp🪑🛋️
My mom: “ohhh you like the lamp because it looks like #organoids”
…😄 I’m happy I have my parents trained to see things from a science perspective more than I do 🧪🔬
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Unbox a DNA modeling kit for middle and high schoolers that we loan out to teachers. This kit provides 5 lessons of material.
The Science Education Partnership (SEP) is a partnership between scientists and educators and it has has boxes and boxes of tools for science teachers.
