My PhD student Fatai Olabemiwo and our undergrads have published our first paper in plastic remediation microbiology. Here's access till Dec 13: https://t.co/rH2mshEgbK
For years in my Global Change & Infectious Disease course, I’ve given extra credit on the op-ed assignment to students who could get their essays published. Record numbers this year! Nothing like living through a pandemic to give students urgency about communicating their ideas.
As a result of an assignment from Professor Fred Cohan's course, Global Change and Infectious Disease, more than 25 students have had their work published in newspapers across the US – many citing the University’s COVID-19 safety protocols.
https://t.co/Msxzk3XkA2
@seeshespeak I love it here, too. On a road trip in high school across the USA from my Southern Calif home, I decided I wanted to be a New Englander. So, after 6 years in grad school in MA and 35 years as a prof in CT, am I a New Englander yet?
It’s regular federal employees working with integrity who saved the country, not the prissy idea that Congress would do the right thing. I extend Wu’s @superwuster message beyond the feds to all working with integrity to better the country and the world.
https://t.co/8U4brTCSeX
@superwuster It’s regular federal employees working with integrity who saved the country, not the prissy idea that Congress would do the right thing. I extend message beyond the feds to all working with integrity to better the country and the world.
https://t.co/pnL0kWEiKr
Opening for Asst Prof in Cell/Dev Biology at Wesleyan University. Wesleyan Biology is a congenial and stimulating department with great opportunities for building a career in research and teaching. I should know—I’ve been a happy camper here for 35 years!
https://t.co/uNN8EUyVor
Great article on how to reopen schools.
“Our sense of responsibility toward children — at the very least, to protect them from … poor decision making of adults who allow deadly infections to spiral out of control — is core to our humanity.” @mlipsitch https://t.co/5trpGeI62C
As a lover of guacamole and all things avocado, I'll share this homage and biological history of the once-nearly-extinct avocado
https://t.co/jfk3ImDGET
Nice piece on spread of the successful mutation in the Spike protein in SARS-CoV-2. Looks to be a sweep within one global, ecologically homogeneous population of the virus. Will there be ecological diversification of the virus according to our behavior?
https://t.co/7yVo2sShYc
In hope that with planning and organization (and exhaustive testing and isolating when necessary), we can safely reopen our campuses in the fall. https://t.co/SrnYXgVit2 via @nytopinion
My interview with @wesleyanargus on ethics of fighting infection and updating Socialism of the Microbe. Originally, it was investing to treat/prevent infections of others locally. Now, it’s fighting infections worldwide plus protecting the environment.
https://t.co/1oI4qisWPy
Prof. Cohan teaches Global Changes and Infectious Diseases and runs a lab studying ecological diversity. He talked with The Argus about COVID-19 and altruism that isn't "just altruism, it's an altruism that has a payback to keeping us healthy."
https://t.co/iCld6qE9U6
How to talk to your friends about social distancing when they’re going to bars . In which yours truly admits to being old, and tries to be a sensitive soul while giving good advice. https://t.co/dvofdSoGjw
Biogeography of American Northwest Hot Spring A/B′-Lineage Synechococcus Populations.
This paper is dedicated to the memory of Richard W. Castenholz, a hot spring microbiology pioneer, and a great guy!
https://t.co/ZYiJu59fd3