Join us TOMORROW, Oct. 8 at 5 p.m., for Tag, We’re It: Voices on Gender and Social Change. We have a great lineup of @PDXCLAS profs:
🔸Manjusha Gupte
🔸Leni Zumas
🔸Emily Shafer
🔸Eric Mankowski
🔸Shirley Jackson
Register 👉 https://t.co/Yft0YKN0eZ
“When they told me I was a doctor, it was surreal. I was in disbelief. I still am at times.”
Benjamin Quanah Parker just became the first Native American student to earn his Ph.D. in mathematical sciences at PSU. 🙌 https://t.co/Ek9NEQRG7J
"(DNA barcoding) gives us a much broader perspective of where deep-sea animals are living, what they’re eating, what is eating them, and how they’re migrating,” says Annie Lindgren, @PSU_Biology prof and @clee_psu director.
https://t.co/z2ULtLdykS
Three of our profs joined @KGWNews' Straight Talk to analyze Oregon's historic wildfires, the impact of climate change and what can be done moving forward ⬇️ https://t.co/yscK7JuayK
What's the buzz about bees? 🐝 Local emerging entomologist and @PSU_Biology grad student Stefanie Steele is working to answer Qs about native bees in the Portland area ⬇️
The work of one of our grad students, Stefanie Steele, was recently highlighted in the West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District newsletter. Stefanie works with bees as part of the Masta lab.
https://t.co/Qs5voao66t
What does outreach mean to you? Join our favorite @NWNoggin duo, Bill Griesar and Jeff Leake, tomorrow for a conversation about outreach and the brain 🧠🎨
Lauren Park, a @PDXCLAS grad student in industrial/organizational psychology, shares the five most important lessons for orgs at any point on their DEI journey via @forbes https://t.co/k7P4Av8p2s
Hannah Prather climbs trees to learn how they will adapt to climate change. Or how they won’t.
She is part of a Smart Trees Collaborative whose research indicates increased risks of wildfire — tragically illustrated by recent fires across the region.
https://t.co/02AdTEEkRl
“Urban areas like the suburbs of Portland -- they’ll probably recover pretty quickly,” @PDXCLAS's Max Nielsen-Pincus says. “But these rural communities that are impacted by nearby fires -- this could be a drag on their economy that lasts months or years.’’ https://t.co/g1S9M27g6X
Researchers in @reichowlab used cryo-EM to create a 3-D reconstruction of a membrane protein at an unprecedented level of resolution, setting the stage for more effective drug development
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/f9RCm1GpqX
The tree at the bottom of the world -- and the humbling and challenging journey to find it.📍
@GeogPDX's Andrés Holz was part of a @natgeo expedition to find the southernmost tree so scientists could study the edge of an ecosystem in a changing climate.
https://t.co/XNObFBQHTR
Roberto de Anda, prof and chair of #PortlandState's Chicano-Latino Studies program, says race is a complex story among Latinos in the United States. https://t.co/gXOqOqiIob
PSU is hosting a fall term webinar for students Tuesday, Aug. 11 at 10 am PDT. Learn about student life, health & well being and more.
Registration is required and a recording will be available.
Register using your https://t.co/CTOqdmDiZm address 👉 https://t.co/S7DDEExZcn
"The positivity rate gives you an indirect assessment of that reproductive rate of the virus," says @PSU_Biology's Luis Ruedas. https://t.co/6WRQMQG4iM
#PortlandState's Shirley Jackson, a Black Studies prof who focuses on race and social movements, cites a few examples of events during the Portland protests that have both helped and hindered the cause https://t.co/ohkUHvmXSW
A research team led by #PortlandState's Jeremy Spoon followed 400 households after the 2015 Nepal earthquakes to better understand the factors that contribute to resilience and change in short-term rural natural disaster recovery.
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/wEZwxDBg7O