The humble pig has substantial and growing potential as an accurate, core #AnimalModel for humans, according to a Review from @USDA_ARS that discusses the current status and future applications of pigs in translational biomedical research. @KW_TheBiologist https://t.co/AEsFisrq71
The first in our #BlackinPolicy series spotlights Kim Dobson Sydnor, Ph.D., Dean of the School of Community Health and Policy (@SCHP2) at @MorganStateU
Iโm Kristen, a PhD student in Bioenvironmental Science @MorganStateU researching soil toxicity inequities on black owned farmland in Baltimore City. Also a member of the @SoulTrakOutdoor ELC 2022 cohort. #BlackEnvironRollCall
I won the Agriculture Research Service award for Scientific Support NEA 2022. โFor outstanding contributions to veterinary immunology through exemplary research support, lab management, & generous commitment to mentoring picnic service, outreach and inclusion.โ #BlackWomenInSTEM
Shoutout to me for being the first student to orchestrate an interdisciplinary and cross-university material transfer agreement at my university ๐ช๐พ
@BBCWorld The humble pig has substantial and growing potential as an accurate, core #AnimalModel for humans, according to a Review from @USDA_ARS that discusses the current status and future applications of pigs in translational biomedical research. https://t.co/YkOM1IUozM
Last week I heard for the first time โyou donโt look like a scientist!โ From now on I promise to record myself doing research to go against the stereotypes.