Reading outside is so back

how is a plant not able to handle direct sunlight. you’re from outside

I respect the moon's unwillingness to be photographed on a phone

your 20s are for trying soup, making new soups, and discussing soup or soup related topics

“Do you have a flavor?” La Croix: “I have the concept of a flavor.”

I don’t even know how I communicated before the “🫡” emoji

It’s that time of the year

stopped in my tracks and gasped seeing this sign at the farmers market

This single line on my Western has saved my project from sure doom

me: what should i dooooo nyt cooking: beany leeky greens with greeky rampy beans

My job is just… lab

The review I wrote with @Hatzios_Lab in 2020 has been featured in the PLOS Research Showcase on Kudos, which allows authors to write plain language summaries of their work to increase accessibility. Check it out below! https://t.co/oki5QDfkQw

Congrats to graduate student @renuka____ for her recently-published review on activity-based tools for interrogating host biology during infection. This article was written in honor of Prof. Ben Cravatt, a winner of the 2022 Wolf Prize in Chemistry. https://t.co/24e6bsPcRU

What the heck is science comedy? Join us for a fun and funny workshop from @srsiskind and Carolyn Ayers of @HelloSciCom. Learn about the importance of comedy in science and how you can use it to communicate your research. This Thursday at 3 pm!

Any followers at @Yale ? If so, check out our talk on Science Comedy hosted by the @YSCscicomm !! Next Thursday at 3pm! (There will be cookies and giveaways which may or may note include pics of Chris Pratt).

So Helicobacter pylori is the only bacterial species classified as a carcinogen but we still don’t know why some infected people develop gastric pathologies though it’s probably a complex mix of host, bacterial, and environmental factors, so it's important we keep investigating-

Did you know that Yale graduate, medical, and professional students run the peer-reviewed YJBM? Renuka Ramanathan @renuka____ and Reina Desrouleaux @DrlxReina were the deputy editors for our March 2022 issue on The Science of Stress. https://t.co/yBHFIL7LSk

Scientists at Yale’s Microbial Sciences Institute have taken an important step in our understanding of how #infection alters proteins in a way that promotes tumor growth. Read the latest from the Hatzios lab: https://t.co/yUHOKUmPTX @nchembio @Hatzios_Lab

Todays Wordle really took me 6 tries… I relinquish my Indian card

A day late, but happy #WomenInScience Day from the Hatzios Lab!