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Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
So excited to share with you work I've done with
in @KiesslingGroup now out on Biorxiv! Here, we were deciphered how native mucus cultivates and retains probiotics using synthetic polymers, leveraging the information to design new prebiotics. Check it out! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Thanks, @ChemistryMIT! I'm grateful that @JuliaKalow shared this vision for how to amplify the voices of women & gender minorities in polymer science. @Po_W_E_R has been made possible w/ our wonderful team @helen_chem, @SymoneAlexander, @saraorski, & Katie Houston. Register now!
Dr. Jill Alty, a postdoctoral researcher in the @KiesslingGroup has brought to life the PoWER conference (to be held July 11-12, 2024), the goal of which is to showcase polymer research conducted by women.
chemistry.mit.edu/chemistry-…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Dr. Jill Alty, a postdoctoral researcher in the @KiesslingGroup has brought to life the PoWER conference (to be held July 11-12, 2024), the goal of which is to showcase polymer research conducted by women.
chemistry.mit.edu/chemistry-…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
V. Lensch, @AdeleGabba, R. Hincapie + Finn, @johnsonchem, @shaleklab @KiesslingGroup + Irvine group members rev up anticancer immunity using glycan-coated virus-like particles to super-charge immune responses to tumors. Binding DC-SIGN is key. #glycotime biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Congratulations @dsyangta Dr. Deepsing Syangtan on his big degree! His research that spanned from glycan roles in stem cell fate decisions to the gut microbiome was tied together beautifully in yesterday's defense. We will miss you greatly! #glycotime
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
A perfect stocking stuffer for your chemical biologist: This season, decorate your mannose with fluorophores to make them glow! Mannose-specific labeling using our biosynthetic incorporation strategy out in JACS now. Way to go, @lsoyoung327 & @vicmarando! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
This hot-off-the-press publication is ~just right~ 🐻Check out our physical organic deep dive into the selectivity of squaric esters. Congrats to
@kitaylor13 , Jordan, @HallieTrial , @AlanWyldeC, and @ChemicalBiology 🙌 pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
I’m so excited for this conference!! We have an amazing team of organizers and a powerhouse lineup of speakers. Mark your calendars for PoWER 2024! Feel free to reach out with any questions or interest in involvement #womeninstem
Save the date for the inaugural Polymer Women Empowerment and Research conference, held July 11-12, 2024 at Northwestern! We already have a great lineup of speakers from academia, industry, and national labs, with more to come. polymerwomenempowermentresea…
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Happy to have been part of such a smart, kind group of scientists who humored all my weird tangents (scientific and otherwise).
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Congratulations to our very own, Carolina Ortiz Cordero (@carolinaortizco), for this esteemed honor! We are excited to learn what you discover about glycans in cancer and neuromuscular disorders as an HHMI #HannaGrayFellow
🎉 Today we're thrilled to announce our 2023 #HannaGrayFellows! Please join us in welcoming and celebrating these outstanding early career scientists!
Learn more: hhmi.news/3EK0RP6
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
WE HAVE REACHED A FULL TENTATIVE AGREEMENT! @MIT MOVED BECAUSE OF OUR STRIKE THREAT! UNION SECURITY, REAL RECOURSE, AND ECONOMIC IMPROVEMENTS WON!
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Attention all Postdoctoral Researchers with contributions to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion! The 2023 Future Faculty Symposium will be held on August 22-23, and applications are open now through June 23. More information can be found at:
chemistry.mit.edu/about/the-…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Our purely chemical approach (shout-out to my wonderful collaborator Clair Gutierrez from the Raines lab) for turning proteins “ON” and “OFF” is finally out! The generality of this strategy was highlighted with three examples - lysozyme, cytochrome c, and HIV protease!
Chemoselective Caging of Carboxyl Groups for On-Demand Protein Activation with Small Molecules (Raines, Petri, Gutierrez) @petri_yana @ChemistryMIT #openaccess onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Surprising finding that the function of heparan sulfate, a polysaccharide critical for human development, depends not only on sequence but also localization @DeenaMahbuba with @eboyden3 and Linhardt group from @MIT @RPI in @acsnano #glycotime pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
This is a Gang Liu stan account ONLY 🤩 #GangLiuCanFixIt #CallGangLiu
RAK Week Shout Out to Gang Liu: Is there any lab equipment this man can't fix? I've heard of him fixing computers, biotages, milliQ systems, GPCs, centrifuges, and more. He's so helpful and definitely deserves a shout out! #RAKWeekShoutOut
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Working with amazing scientists is a perk of academia. Today I am honoring all of the incredible #chemistry #WomenInScience in my group @ChemistryMIT ... Happy #InternationalWomensDay #chemtwitter
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Excited to share a pre-print of our work in the @KiesslingGroup describing interactions between human lectins and stool microbiota. Some highlights below: (1/4)
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Lectin-Seq: a method to profile lectin-microbe interactions in native communities biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Sign up for our virtual house on next Tues-Fri to learn more about our department! A fantastic opportunity to talk to professors and students, especially for seniors applying this cycle and juniors/sophomores considering grad school post-undergrad.
Register today to learn more about our PhD Program at this year’s Virtual Open House! Events kick off next Tuesday, October 25 at 4:30PM ET and include interactive and informative panels, as well as social hours with our student groups.
chemistry.mit.edu/academic-p…
Katherine I. Taylor retweeted
Very excited to be attending @NOBCChE 2022 with @AndyDorfeuille as reps for @ChemistryMIT! Visit us at booth 109 for info on MIT Chemistry research opportunities, the PhD program, to enter our raffle, & more. You can also sign up to meet with faculty here: bit.ly/3dHU6DD
ALT Flyer that has the MIT Chemistry logo, our community values (Respect, Well-Being, Inclusivity, and Integrity), our 7 areas of research icons (chemical biology, computational & theoretical, energy & sustainability, inorganic, materials & nanoscience, organic, and physical), and the following text: Stop by our booth (109) on Wednesday, Sept. 28th at the Career & Academic Expo at NOBCChE 2022! Get information on: - Research and learning opportunities offered by MIT Chemistry for high schoolers & undergrads; - Our PhD program, application support, and fee waivers; - Applying for postdoctoral positions; - And more! Interested in meeting MIT Chemistry Faculty? Scan below to sign up to meet with faculty during or after the expo! QR code to form: bit.ly/3dHU6DD Enter our raffle! Drawing at 2 PM* *Must be in person to enter and receive prize