Caroline Glidden (she / her)

PhD || Disease ecology, global change biology || Stanford Institute for Human-centered AI Fellow

[Stanford Woods Institute @StanfordWoods]

Stanford and Brazilian researchers have developed new models that predict how the risk of schistosomiasis - a debilitating parasitic disease spread by freshwater snails - will shift in response to climate change. Read more ➡ https://t.co/qK6BdyCOMe #PublicHealth #MachineLearning

[Stanford HAI @StanfordHAI]

📢 Introducing our 2023/24 graduate & postdoctoral fellows! 30 scholars from sociology, law, art, computer science, and more will partake in interdisciplinary research and collaboration to shape the future of AI with a human-centered approach. Learn more: https://t.co/qlGBWeANoC

[Caroline Glidden (she / her) @CKGlidden]

@OrnithoAle @ESPM_Berkeley Congratulations!!!! And congratulations to Berkley, they are very lucky to have you! 🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳

[Kelsey Lyberger @k_lyberger]

If you’re around for the poster session at #ESA2023 tomorrow (Thurs) make sure to swing by poster 232 to learn about the effects of genetic diversity on invasion success, presented by Dylan Loth.

[Kelsey Lyberger @k_lyberger]

To those at #ESA2023 interested in parasites, climate, coevolution, or local adaptation come to my talk tomorrow (Thurs) at 10:30am in D137

[Lisa Couper @lisa_couper]

I’m defending my PhD May 17th! It will be ~1 hour talk on mosquito-borne disease & climate warming and anyone is welcome to attend (either in person or via zoom)!

[Midasnetwork @MIDAS_Network]

The Mordecai lab at Stanford University has multiple NIH-funded postdoctoral positions available to study environmental drivers of vector-borne diseases. 

For more information, please visit: https://t.co/aC0qSNAvl9

[Kelsey Lyberger @k_lyberger]

Read about my “parallel replay” experiment in replicated populations of Daphnia in a natural pond. Spoiler: we see similar genotype frequency changes across them all! Just published: https://t.co/ddjGGWX8r3

[Fogarty at NIH @Fogarty_NIH]

Researchers, incl. Fogarty grantees Caroline Glidden & Erin Mordecai (@Stanford) and Andrew MacDonald (@ucsantabarbara), used cumulative pressure mapping & machine learning to better understand how vector-borne diseases respond to the human footprint: https://t.co/yMGvo5Lzbb

[Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health @StanfordCIGH]

More than 1/2 the world's population is threatened by vector-borne diseases. New study in @naturesustainab highlights root causes & considerations for solutions. https://t.co/zn9QI5dEEg @DrEloiseSkinner @CKGlidden @Morde @StanfordWoods @StanfordEarth @ucsantabarbara @Griffith_Uni

[Erin Mordecai @morde]

I'm recruiting postdocs! https://t.co/g967ZCzxQy

[Tadashi Fukami @TadashiFukami]

Lecturer position in ecology and evolution available at @Stanford University

Apply by December 15, 2022 to work with us in Biology Department on inquiry-based education on campus and at the beautiful Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve (@stanfordjrbp).

https://t.co/1LSyoWVmki

[Lisa Couper @lisa_couper]

>25 mosquito species in the US can potentially vector dog heartworm 🐕🪱 How can we figure out which ones to target in a given region? We explored this question using panel regressions and CA's amazing mosquito surveillance data 👇
https://t.co/SnCAsQjf5L

[Caroline Glidden (she / her) @CKGlidden]

@rebecca_mostow @TheWesternFlyer Congrats, Rebecca!!!

[Arbovirus Seminars @ArbovirusS]

Excited to announce the 2022-2023 International Virtual Seminar series on Arbovirus Biology! Speakers from a diversity of backgrounds presenting the best in arbovirus science. As a community-driven initiative please help us with a RT! #virology #pathogenesis #immunity #vectors

[Marshall Burke @MarshallBBurke]

We have a new paper + dataset out today measuring daily wildfire smoke PM2.5 across US back to 2006, expertly led by @marissalchilds @StanfordECHOLab . Below is an animation of 2020 data.
paper: https://t.co/MtYxbvQEkM
data: https://t.co/Wun5zk4KB1
Quick thread below

[E Krebs, PhD 🧂 @SaltySicky]

It's #WorldSuicidePreventionDay!
As a suicidologist and someone who has experienced chronic suicidality since age 9, I want to offer some insights that mainstream prevention orgs don't often share. 🧵