We are excited to share two preprints reporting a mosquito-specific receptor for chikungunya virus and related alphaviruses! 🤩https://t.co/jSjHjWybpY
https://t.co/xZSjHSSyuS
@HarvardMicro@VirologyHarvard@hhmi_science
So excited to share our work @biorxivpreprint, which shows the ribosome structure of the tick-borne pathogen Babesia divergens! Congratulations @CristinaGVx@HarvardMicro and @HC2EM
https://t.co/QrTVzuZ8TA
Excited to share our @biorxivpreprint led by @xiaoyi_fann and @wanyuviridae exploring how binding of western equine encephalitis virus (WEEV) to its cellular receptors evolved over the past century 🤩 https://t.co/i1OzCGWkpr @HarvardMicro
We are excited to share our @NatureComms paper by postdoc Pan @an32169364 and @VirologyHarvard grad student Wanyu @wanyuviridae on the structural binding mode of eastern equine encephalitis virus (EEEV) and Semliki forest virus (SFV) with receptor VLDLR
https://t.co/tNBC7Gao7z
So excited to be a part of this group! As a former @HHMINEWS EXROP student, then Gilliam Fellow, being selected as an investigator is a dream come true. Shout out to all @abrahamlabhms members and alumni! @HarvardMicro @BlackInMicro @HarvardMITmdphd 🤩🥳🙌🧪🥼
For our latest addition to Looking Forward, @Jessica_Oros_ and I reviewed Kate Zernike’s “The Exceptions”, which recounts the story of how Nancy Hopkins and fifteen other women worked to bring their discrimination at MIT to light. Check it out here: https://t.co/jLQtlJVc9X
Excited to share @biorxivpreprint in collaboration with Rachel Fearns at BU in which we determined the cryo-EM structure of the Nipah virus polymerase complex! The complex assembles with a tobacco pipe-like shape with a flexible stem (do you see it?)😃😅https://t.co/9LWOaxMXND
Hey look, more stuff about me shooting the @Hozier concert.
I met @Jessica_Oros_ and her friends out in the line. Then they were my rail buddies during the show. She even got this awesome photo of us. I think she traveled all the way from Boston. Great meeting you.
I am very eager to share the first post of a new section on my Substack, Looking Forward: Women in STEM. Formatted as an interview, this post features a variety of scientists and their perspectives on their careers and the future of science. Check it out: https://t.co/FVxuArt7GN
In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, I am excited to announce that, in collaboration with @Jessica_Oros_, we will be launching a section dedicated to promoting women in all areas of STEM through interviews and perspective pieces on Substack!
Excited to share a study led by postdoc Pan Yang and grad student @VirologyHarvard Wanyu Li that solves part of a missing puzzle on how eastern equine encephalitis virus, one of the deadliest viruses endemic to North America, infects cells. 🤩 @biorxivpreprint@HarvardMicro
So honored to have had the opportunity to present my research at #ABRCMS2022 and meet so many other people passionate about research!! Congrats to everyone at the conference!!!