Rachel Willand-Charnley

Applied Organic Chemist| Glyco-Cancer Immunologist| Co-author-Lessons Learned|Assoc Prof|Views expressed are my own.

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

@BoreGuru @SCOTUSblog No.

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

@CarolynBertozzi I thought you’d never ask, kidding. See you there. I activated an account the other day.

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

@SDState Great!

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Had another wonderful opportunity to share in my experience with the next generation of PIs through the Younger Chemist Committee, @AmerChemSociety.

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

It has been an incredible few weeks. Recently, I participated as a panelist (The Tenure Track: A Guide for Underrepresented Scholars) during the Women in Leadership conference that took place at Harvard University along side Drs. Ann Hilliard and Danielle Holley.

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Engaging in intellectual discourse with President Willie-LeBreton, during our Women in Leadership conference, was fantastic, thank you Sarah. @NatDC @Harvard

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Had the wonderful opportunity to congratulate @raflynn5 on his lab’s recent publication. It is always good to catch up with a fellow Bertozzian!

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

I am ready to inspire and guide as a panelist, but I am here to listen and be inspired by a collective of amazing women during the Women in Leadership conference. @Harvard @faculty_club

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Congratulations to the newly minted Dr. Das, the fourth PhD from @RAWC_Lab. I am confident you will continue to make substantive contributions during your postdoc at the @ClevelandClinic with the Bin Zhang lab, and in the years to come, I can’t wait. #glycotime

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Good, because that is where the future of substantive solutions to chronic biological problems facing society can be found, through interdisciplinary research.

[ACS Publications Bio & Med Chem Content @ACSBioMed]

The final 2023 issue of ACS Bio & Med Chem Au shows the interdisciplinary range of research and application for biological, medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry.

Check it out here 👉 https://t.co/L6bq1D5Jbr

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Contribute to this special issue as we (@MatthewMacaule4 and Colin Parrish) provide a collective opportunity to delve deeper in our understanding surrounding Sialic Acids in cancer.

[Frontiers - Oncology @FrontOncology]

Our Research Topic 'New Insights on Sialic Acid and Sialylated Glycans in the Tumorigenic Process' is now open for Submissions!
Hosted by Colin Parrish, Matthew S Macauley, Rachel A Willand-Charnley
Learn more and submit here: https://t.co/ZroJwsiCjV

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

Watch the 2023 Nobel Prize lectures online!

Tomorrow, Thursday 7 December, and Friday 8 December we will be streaming this year's Nobel Prize lectures here on X. Join us for an in-depth look at this year's Nobel Prize achievements from our 2023 laureates.

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

A great opportunity.

[Parastoo Azadi @CCRCUGA]

One week left -Virtual & Free training courses in glycoscience from the Complex Carbohydrate Research Center. Register using link :
https://t.co/g4KgEYolFK
#glycomtime, #training #glycobiology

[American Association for Physician Leadership @PhysiciansLead]

Discover inspiring personal stories from Women in STEM leadership roles in this award-winning book.

https://t.co/pHvRuiEE65

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Congratulations to Dr. Tuffour who successfully defended! You will find him as a Senior Scientist and Technical Project Manager @thermofisher! His contribution concerning the role of deacetylated Sialic acids on BCRP (and related therapeutics) is revolutionary and will shape our approach to MDR for years to come. Thank you @ituffour1 !

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

It is always nice to come together for a celebration. I have deep admiration for you all. Thank you for the consistent dedication and effort in driving science. @rawc_lab

[South Dakota State University @SDState]

Since 1917, sulfur mustard has been used repeatedly in combat—with no known antidote available for treatment. Now, a new study from two #SDState researchers has revealed an effective approach to treating sulfur mustard poisoning.

https://t.co/8ZZRrUFqxw

[Rachel Willand-Charnley @RAWC_Lab]

Her work paved the way for blockbuster obesity drugs. Now, she’s fighting for recognition | Science | AAAS https://t.co/E4RO17lMKu