“Simple, compassionate validation can help frame rejection notifications as a real and socially accepted loss, thereby granting us space to grieve and offering the first round of social support we need to find closure.”
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3 years ago, my PhD applications were rejected. I couldn’t find the words to express my loss until I attended #SciWri22 as a @CASW Fellow and heard @StJudeResearch social worker Erica Sirrine speak of disenfranchised grief. Her words gave me space to heal. This is my story.👇
Immunolabelled my 2-tailed worm! Green=Nervous system &Ventral Nerve Cord (VNC), Red=Muscle, Blue=Nuclei. Separation of the 2 VNCs surprised me! What happened here? 🤔#wormwednesday!
Check out this great article about the cool regeneration research me and @EvoDeva are doing @Whitney_Lab! Written by the talented @_brentmfoster!
One segment at a time: Scientists at Whitney Laboratory study regeneration in marine worms https://t.co/nXlM4DJ1XT
Super excited to share a fixation technique that I serendipitously discovered and developed with @_AEdgar_. We hope that others will give it a try https://t.co/uZgRj3cXp3
That feeling when you're worried your experiment failed because you don't see a positive result, but then you realize you're scoring your controls and they SHOULD look that way @EvoDeva#gradschool#gradlife#WhitneyLab
The Seaver lab just updated Capitella teleta’s wiki page! We added some info about its morphology, ecology and some of the awesome research our lab and others have done over the years! Check it out: https://t.co/FTsswGGWsR
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What do you do when a neighboring lab has mannequins for no apparent reason? You set them up around the building after work with your advisor and lab mate to surprise unsuspecting coworkers. Obviously. @Whitney_Lab@evopolychaeteo@capitELa4#gradlife#WomenInSTEM
Yes, that’s a real paper clip, and yes that’s a real Euprymna berryi 😍 When the Hummingbird bobtail squid hatches, it’s smaller than a grain of rice 🍚 📸 @timbriggsphoto
Happy #WormWednesday ! Our lab works on Capitella teleta, an adorable polychaete that lives in the mud! This morning was mud collecting day for our colony (and the best weather I’ve experienced so far in Florida). @EvoDeva@capitELa4