Thrilled to be a part of the of the Atomic Lab here in @BU_Tweets Thanks for the awesome welcome from everyone, particularly @TomicAdriana and @IvanAstik. Looking forward to exploring the human immune system. Feeling very blessed!
And of course a huge thanks to the most incredible PhD supervisors @msh_manu, @Swanson_Chad, Mervyn Singer and my Thesis chair Paul Lavender.
Couldn't say this without thanking my family too. Unfaltering support.
COVID-19 subphenotypes exist, impact patient outcomes and intervention outcomes. Understanding the underlying immunology and mechanisms could inform precision medicine trials of the future!
@ISICEM @msh_manu @JenniferRynne
https://t.co/2UUbqGpWfX
Happy to present my recent work - a cluster-free method for DE testing, leveraging overlapping neighbourhoods in the graph representation of sc-data (aka miloDE): https://t.co/ErCBlwAcTs . A little thread below describes the motivation and suggestions on interpreting the results.
So excited to share my work from the last 3 years 🥳🎉🥳
We developed a new method to analyze multi-condition single-cell data and find differential expression neighborhoods for arbitrary exp. designs.
All the details (and some cool diff. geometry) at https://t.co/NkMLOMk7qU
Thanks for all the congratulations post viva! Means the world and I got to celebrate on the night with the awesome guys!
Many people pst and present to thank for last 4 years. Very blessed and humbled to have worked with such incredible people
1/ Together with the COVID Human Genetics Effort, we are happy to report our finding of inborn errors of the OAS-RNase L pathway in children with MIS-C #Misc#Pims in @ScienceMagazine (https://t.co/91A7lEY3HM)
Acknowledgments that should have been in my PhD thesis:
I drank a ridiculous amount of @YorkshireTea. Good things or bad things ended with a cuppa so thanks to these guys for getting me through.
Any unusual acknowledgements you would have put in?
As an academic writing coach, here are the 7 mistakes I see supervisors and PIs make in the process of co-writing a paper with their PhD students or mentees.
A thread. 🧵
#AcademicChatter#newPI#PhDchat
Thrilled to share the main story of my PhD work!
We show that ABCs (T-bet+ B cells) are potential mediators of EBV's contribution to MS. Previously associated with viral infection and autoimmunity, here we examine ABCs in these two contexts together. https://t.co/8snwanzeSM
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The best review of tissue macrophage cells—critical for both preserving health and their role in many diseases—that I've seen
https://t.co/5brtq516qI @CellCellPress@MiriamMerad@SinaiImmunol @park_mstreet @AymericSilvin @FGinhoux@SinaiMSTP