Paige Van de Vuurst 🦇🌡️🌎

PhD, Virginia Tech
Disease Ecologist and Climate Change Biologist
(she/her)

[Paige Van de Vuurst 🦇🌡️🌎 @Pvandevuurst]

@taylorswift13 Yes! Yes, we're still interested Taylor!

[Epidemiology and Public Health Research Group @EpiPublicHealth]

We (@dsolert @Pvandevuurst Qiao @Luis_Escobar_VT) share with you that our article: #Climatechange linked to #vampire #bat expansion and #rabies #virus #spillover, has been ranked within the top 10% of the most viewed articles published @EcographyJourna: https://t.co/zrMzFkmFpg

[Diego Soler-Tovar @dsolert]

Estudiante Lasallista publica artículo en revista científica gracias a su participación en semillero de investigación... https://t.co/zktPCJIGRa

[Diego Soler-Tovar @dsolert]

We share our @Luis_Escobar_VT most recent publication on anticoagulants for the control of the common vampire #bat (Desmodus rotundus)... https://t.co/z8Wt4RHPjQ

[Fralin Life Sciences Institute @FralinLifeSci]

On this #FralinFriday, let's hear it for disease ecologist and climate scientist @Pvandevuurst, who was recently awarded the Sally Bohland Award for Innovative Service in Access and Inclusion by the Office of Services for Students with Disabilities.
https://t.co/UaUCmdzpnH

[Paige Van de Vuurst 🦇🌡️🌎 @Pvandevuurst]

We did it y'all! Officially Dr. Paige Van de Vuurst McClure

[Sophianeⵣ 🦇🇩🇿🦇 @HonkIfUrHoary]

Things are bad but at least we have new footage of vampire bats running on treadmills.

[Giulia Rossi @giuliasrossi]

New paper out! 🚨 We show that vampire bats use amino acids from a recent blood meal to fuel RUNNING - a rare mode of locomotion in bats ideal for stalking prey. I’d worry less about your neck and more about your ankles! 🧛🏻‍♂️ @WelchLab_UTSC @RSocPublishing

https://t.co/4H5dg7TsNK

[Trends in Ecology & Evolution @Trends_Ecol_Evo]

Online now: Quantifying elemental diversity to study landscape ecosystem function https://t.co/tBzgpSx2wt

[Step Into Blacksburg @StepIntoBburg]

CONGRATULATIONS to Blacksburg resident ...and OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL WINNER...COLE HOCKER! 🇺🇲🏅🎉

[nature @Nature]

The World Health Organization has updated its list of most dangerous viruses and bacteria https://t.co/HhUCBpkM0y

[Jeremy Farrar @JeremyFarrar]

The neglected disease that leaves millions of women in agony https://t.co/MT2dt17Add

[Rombutan @rombutans]

happy pride

[Chasten Glezman Buttigieg @Chasten]

Happy #Pride! You're here. You made it. Or maybe you're still figuring out how to kick that closet door down. Maybe you're just trying to keep books on the shelf. Maybe you're reconciling your faith and politics with the love of your child. Maybe you're just trying to keep your students alive. Maybe you're sticking up for your co-workers or your neighbors. Maybe you stood up and ran for school board. Or, maybe, you took a step forward in being authentically you. #Pride calls on all of us to show up as allies in many ways. However you approach your allyship, thanks for being you. Let's march.

[VT FISHWILD @vt_fishwild]

Join us in congratulating Professor Eric Hallerman, names as a professor emeritus by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors. Since joining Virginia Tech in 1989, Hallerman studies the population genetics of fish and wildlife populations.
https://t.co/I0hcSJ6Evz

[The Wildlife Society @wildlifesociety]

Vampire #bats may take up residence in the U.S. in a matter of decades, researchers found. As #ClimateChange pushed them northward from Latin America, they are bringing rabies with them. @Pvandevuurst @virginia_tech https://t.co/cF6XMgibn6

[ISNTD @ISNTD_Press]

A recent study has shown that ongoing #climatechange is linked to the habitat expansion of common vampire #bats in North America, which is associated to #rabies spillover from wildlife to domestic animals. https://t.co/s3Tto849nP @Pvandevuurst @Luis_Escobar_VT @qiaohj @dsolert

[Virginia Tech Research @VTresearch]

Undergraduate and graduate students spent part of the summer with faculty members researching bats in Columbia. https://t.co/U83gbsglJj