Aashish Jha
@nepaliaashish
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Asst. Professor @ NYUAD. Working on population genomics & microbiome. Excited by evolution, politics, paleovirology, travel & photography | 🇳🇵 | 🇺🇸 | 🇦🇪
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Joined February 2012
I will be part of a new informative documentary "Hack Your Health: The Secrets Of Your Gut" directed by Anjali Nayer that airs on @netflix on Friday, April 26. 😎 (1/3).
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RT @jaisonjseq: Recieving the Young Scientist Award 2024 from these stalwarts (Dr. K Thangaraj and Dr. K Satyamoorthy) is something I'll al….
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RT @PSUmBiome: 📢 New paper by @EricaPRyu + @emo_davenport and collaborators reveals an interesting link between lifestyle and the oral #mic….
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Background Lifestyle plays an important role in shaping the gut microbiome. However, its contributions to the oral microbiome remain less clear, due to the confounding effects of geography and...
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RT @MicrobiomeJ: In #Microbiome. 🚨Assessing the role of lifestyle vs geography in shaping the #OralMicrobiome in Nepali individuals🌏. 📢High….
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RT @lsweyrich: So excited to see Nepali oral microbiomes out! Congrats @emo_davenport and @nepaliaashish!.
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RT @EricaPRyu: Our Nepali oral microbiomes preprint has been published! Thank you to @nepaliaashish and @emo_davenport for this amazing opp….
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RT @emo_davenport: Excited that our work describing oral microbiome differences across populations in Nepal is out! See Aashish's thread be….
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This has been a fantastic collaboration with @emo_davenport. Congratulations to @EricaPRyu, who led the analysis and @yos_h, who collected the samples as well as to all the co-authors, including two ECRs from Nepal @Dineshh_BhD and @sar1234tan. (5/7).
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This study clearly demonstrates the value of microbiome research in non-industrialized populations, particularly in Nepal where a lifestyle gradient exists, in improving our understanding of global microbiomes. (4/7).
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This allowed us to demonstrate that when geography is controlled for, oral microbiome composition, but not diversity, follows the gradient of lifestyles from foraging to industrialism, indicating that lifestyle impacts the oral microbiome. (3/7).
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By studying Nepali populations living in similar geographies but practice diverse lifestyles, we decouple geography's effect from lifestyles' role in determining oral microbiome composition. (2/7).
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Hurray! Our paper on Nepali oral microbiome is out on Microbiome: (1/7)
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This resonates with me as well. Good advice for prospective grad students and postdocs!.
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RT @RobertBohan: Thread: Halloween, as the world knows it, is an Irish invention from ancient Irish-Celtic roots. It’s correct name is Samh….
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I finally got to watch Wrought at the Al Sidr Film Festival at NYUAD yesterday. What a beautiful film on microbes and their power to transform organic matter into ferment, compost, and rot!.
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RT @nanditagarud: Job alert! We are searching for a faculty member to join us @UCLAEEB in the area of Conservation Genomics. I have had ver….
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What people should be worried about is things like these that happens all the time and at many prestigious academic institutions in the US.
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Science is built on trust. What happens when someone destroys it?
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