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We are a network of postdocs. #WomenInScience Tell us more about yourself to be featured: https://t.co/61mirXbChh…
Joined July 2020
This paper is finally out and I'm so glad we were able to dig into the extensive @HivSwiss data to look into the use of hormonal therapy in cis women and gender minorities with HIV and its association with variations in HIV markers!
**OPEN ACCESS** Impact of hormonal therapy on HIV‐1 immune markers in cis women and gender minorities
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How to include sex and gender considerations in infection and immunity from basic science to clinical practice, precision medicine and public health policies ? We discuss this in our opinion piece, initiated during an amazing workshop in 2022 @CHelveticum
https://t.co/i9N92wuBZR
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Abstract. Although sex and gender are recognized as major determinants of health and immunity, their role is rarely considered in clinical practice and pub
@ChloePasin,@consiglio_cr,@Jana_Huisman,@AnnMariedeLange,@Pekiiii,@VallejoYague,@irene_abela,@O_LiviaRoth,@schirmer_lab,@burcutepekule,@KAPGyn,@RogerKouyos, and @sbonhoeffer on the bottlenecks from basic science to public health and clinical applications. https://t.co/OyEXZwRSQL
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First first-author paper is live!! So excited that the story is out and got to provide more insights into RQC in B. subtilis! I had an amazing time with this story with amazing collaborators.
It’s official! MutS2 still doesn’t cut it. Congrats @Esth3rPark and @BeckmannLab! https://t.co/RvSYntyQF3
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How I published 0 first author papers during my postdoc (0 publication from postdoc): 1. My postdoc supervisor never supported me on anything 2. I had imposter & I self-studied 3. I self-studied until I get own funding & stable job Thankful that life threw me in difficulties!
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How I published 1 first-author paper during 2.5 years of my post-doc: - I collected all my data and learned how to become a scientist. - I read like a normal human being. - I write like a normal human being. Seems to be paying off.
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Five months ago, holding the hand of my child I embarked on a courageous journey, leaving my comfort zone to start a new career as a #newPI in India. The transition wasn't without its hardships; the stress of navigating a demanding career path took a toll on my health. (1/2)
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So happy to share this work! Could not have done it without the support of team @Prosser_Lab and the exciting collaboration with @LammerdingLab, @ShenoyLab, and Jain lab.
Excited to share our preprint on cytoskeletal-nuclear forces in cardiomyocytes, with implications for #LMNA DCM 💔 Great collaborative effort with the @LammerdingLab, @ShenoyLab and twitter-less Jain lab https://t.co/GM0sbX6Sb1 (🧵1/5)
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Hey #BIBPSRollCall! I’m the Founding President of #BlackInBiophysics, a neuroscientist and biophysicist. 💪🏾 As a #postdoc I study the roles of voltage-gated ion channels in the mammalian retinal circuit using #ephys and high-res imaging 👁️ I’m also a proud wife, mom & stepmom 🥰
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Super excited to share my undergrad work in Nucci lab @RowanUniversity @RowanResearch 🧬 We characterized #nanoparticles that adapt to maximize protein encapsulation. #researchpaper #biophysics Characterization of 10MAG/LDAO reverse micelles: https://t.co/HzN8tn12ve
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check out our preprint where we detail our all-atom modeling and simulation of respiratory mucins!
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We are really please to have our paper on Long Covid subtypes out today in @NatImmunol. This project worked with @PHOSP_COVID cohort to delve into what is different in those with persistent symptoms. https://t.co/1K1k56pvZC Here's a short thread on what we found:
nature.com
Nature Immunology - Openshaw and colleagues find myeloid inflammation and complement activation signatures in patients with long COVID who were previously hospitalized.
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grateful that there are people willing to address topics on sex and gender in immunity @ChloePasin at @MDC_Berlin 🥲👏🏻 made me think again that the research on women’s health is under appreciated
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Company: As the next part of the interview process please provide 4 references of previous employers. Me….a 32 year old postdoc in the lab I did my PhD in….who’s only other employer after my teen years (and undergrad) was my post-bac advisor a decade ago:
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To the people calling me a “DEI” and saying that it’s good that I was rejected, you can leave your racism at the door. I am a McNair Scholar and NIH IRTA Post-Bacc who graduated with honors. And, thanks to sheer spite ALONE, I’m reapplying to PhD programs again next cycle.
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I got my final rejection for the application cycle and I really cannot help but feel defeated. I feel like I’ll never get into a program.
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@DeborahSills @Momademia I did a little research and found the graphic. It’s actually a lower number for married mothers and it look like it’s higher for single women. This however doesn’t discredit the challenges single women face.
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Our research shows that ~50% of mothers globally decline at least half of opportunities to attend conferences after becoming parents (N=3995). To help overcome these challenges, we launched a flexible Caregiver Travel Grant. Apply now! Deadline March 24👉 https://t.co/lOJVIDT9xq
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been sporting a cute new accessory in the lab lately! baby boy expected in February ✨ veryyyy grateful that Massachusetts offers paid family leave & my colleagues have been very accommodating during my pregnancy
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We have our first single-cell paper on the ant olfactory system! 🐜 We show that ants regulate odorant receptor expression from large tandem arrays in a very different way than what is known in fruit flies and mice! @DanielKronauer @Dom_Frank3 @patKpiekarski @RockefellerUniv
New paper in @CurrentBiology by @aninditabrahma_, @Dom_Frank3, Daniel Hejazi Pastor, and @patKpiekarski @RockefellerUniv. We discovered that ants use a wild “new” mechanism to regulate gene expression at large tandem arrays of odorant receptors (1/7): https://t.co/UACTIwckaw
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What started as a seemingly contradicting observation in mESC and human differentiated cell lines, then became a bonus thesis chapter, is now on BioRxiv!
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The architecture of mammalian mitotic chromosomes is considered to be universal across species and cell types. However, some studies suggest that features of mitotic chromosomes might be cell type or...
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