Alvina Adimoelja

Genetics PhD student at @stanford. @oxford biomed alum. She/her 🇲🇨🇸🇬

[Alvina Adimoelja @alvinahere]

@annagloyn @LiseMangiante @CrisISotomayor @cncurtis @caswell_jin Thanks Anna!! ❤️

[Alvina Adimoelja @alvinahere]

Super excited to share my first grad school paper! It was so much fun working on this collaborative project from day one as a rotation student in the Curtis lab! Such a joy to work on with Katie, @LiseMangiante, @CrisISotomayor, @cncurtis and @caswell_jin & thanks to the lab!

[Mangiante @LiseMangiante]

The Curtis Lab’s latest study on the genomic architecture of breast cancer from the pre-invasive to metastatic setting is now out in Nature! https://t.co/XHUeNAqoeA

[Jon Judd @jonj_udd]

So big-ish news, I am happy to announce that I've submitted the first paper of my PhD!!! And now get the chance to write my first twitter tutorial. (Thread + Preprint link below)

[Courtney Smith @Courtsmithrun]

HLA is the locus that everyone loves to hate, so it rarely gets invited to the GWAS party... There’s good reason for this. The region has extensive LD, high gene density and high polymorphism. (Thread + preprint link below ⬇️) (1/8)

[Roshni Patel @RoshniAPatel]

thrilled to share @raungar's and my paper on our genetics + ethics course! still shocked, awed, and incredibly grateful that our little idea grew into a full-fledged course and accompanying paper https://t.co/rVYFX2dsgb

[Noah F. Greenwald @NoahGreenwald]

We're excited to announce that the 2nd annual Spatial Biology Workshop will be taking place August 28th-30th at Stanford. The workshop will cover new techniques and tools for generating and analyzing spatial data, as well as new biology discovered using spatial methods.

[Aziz Khan @khanaziz84]

Cancer is complex and diverse, with varying molecular profiles & treatment responses. We showed germline variants with little to no functional genic effect, in aggregate, may sculpt #breastcancer subtypes & disease aggression by mediating immune response🧵
https://t.co/FApQFdE4mf

[Alvina Adimoelja @alvinahere]

@imzaria__ @cobarnes27 @BarnesLab1 Congrats Zaria!! You’re such a star ⭐️

[Polly Fordyce @fordycelab]

New preprint! In collaboration w/ @cncurtis and @davidvanvalen, Alex Sockell & Wing Hing Wong developed a simple microfluidic platform for high-throughput growth, phenotyping, & retrieval of single organoids! https://t.co/2m4a3O310t @Stanford_ChEMH @StanfordBioE @czbiohub (1/5)

[Alex Ritter, PhD @AlexRitterPhD]

Killer T cells are beautiful! This high resolution/rapid acquisition video of a T cell attacking a lymphoma cancer cell was captured on a specialized Lattice Light Sheet microscope with the help of my wonderful collaborators @HHMIJanelia. See more details in the thread below.

[Roshni Patel @RoshniAPatel]

Thrilled to share my first paper from my PhD, advised by @jkpritch and in close collaboration with my co-first author @shailamusharoff, on testing for differences in causal variant effect sizes across populations. https://t.co/1Smhr09IiA (1/9)

[The Straits Times @straits_times]

First public buses with solar panels hit the road in 6-month trial by Go-Ahead Singapore https://t.co/TthvAnTm8A

[Centre for Personalised Medicine, Oxford (+ bsky) @CPMOxford]

Join us later today when Professor Jennifer Doudna @doudna_lab will deliver the Dr Stanley Ho Memorial Lecture, ‘CRISPR-Cas9: Genome Editing and the Future of Medicine’. Join us live on YouTube at 5pm https://t.co/PUKIfuQE33

[Alvina Adimoelja @alvinahere]

@abiwithoutay Lordy! And 27 is such an oddly specific number

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

This week on the Nature cover: African diversity. Whole-genome analyses reveal details of Africa’s rich genetic heritage. Browse the issue here: https://t.co/VWHPPvRNF7

[The Sopranos Guy™ @uncle_june]

David Tennant: David Lanndlord:

[Stemettes ® ♥★#●+ @Stemettes]

5 Black #WomenInSTEM Who Changed The World

It's #BlackHistoryMonth, so let's celebrate five amazing black women who made history. #BHM

Read on #StemettesZine

#womenintech
#WomenInScience
#WomenInEngineering

[Ingrid Tsang @TsangIngrid]

This is by far the coolest thing I've ever seen on @BBC and I'm so happy they've got this beautifully interactive example of scicomm.

https://t.co/6g6dMi3I10 via @BBCEarth

[BL Asian and African @BLAsia_Africa]

❤️#Mondaymotivation #ephemera! “#Silk Chops” in the @britishlibrary #BLChinese collection.
Chop paper: printed leaflets put in bales of raw silk by Chinese merchants in the second half of the 19th century. They describe different brands and silk quality levels. ORB 99/139