David Jansen

[Notre Dame Science @NDscience]

In a study led by @NotreDame professor Elizabeth Archie, researchers found that female baboons who had strong early-life bonds with their fathers—measured by grooming and co-residence—lived 2 to 4 years longer than those with weaker paternal relationships.
https://t.co/d8oEYmcx5f

[David Jansen @bandedman]

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[David Jansen @bandedman]

Wow! Just discovered Mailbird I love it! I can manage all my email accounts in one place with the best email client for Windows. #emailclient #productivity https://t.co/1r8Xvqi6FG

[Archie Lab @ArchieLab]

So thrilled that Mauna Dasari @chumblebiome was awarded ND's 2022 Department of Biological Sciences Graduate Student Leader of the Year Award! 💥🏆💥 Mauna has made terrific contributions to our community!

[Archie Lab @ArchieLab]

Lots of great ideas in this open letter on diversity, equity and inclusion at Notre Dame https://t.co/YTCCxh52Jp
Also check out The Accomplice Project for more information: https://t.co/MerfCyQFLw

[David Jansen @bandedman]

@briankeating Information in mongoose close calls

[The Observer @NDSMCObserver]

In a letter to the editor, associate professor of biological sciences Alex Perkins calls on the University of Notre Dame to issue COVID-19 tests to all students showing any symptom of the virus.

@ObserverViewpnt
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[Archie Lab @ArchieLab]

Using over 16,000 fecal samples 🐵, we found microbiome heritability is widespread in the @AmboseliBaboons. These longitudinal data may explain why heritability is more pervasive in baboons than in humans.

Check out our latest work in @ScienceMagazine: https://t.co/chmvmDrAaV

[Dr. Laura Grieneisen @lauragrieneisen]

Our new @ScienceMagazine paper is out! We (@blekhman @ArchieLab @jtung5) used 16,234 samples from 585 wild @AmboseliBaboons to show that 97% of microbiome traits are heritable, and humans and baboons share heritable microbes! https://t.co/8DrHKRW4H5 1/12

[Matthew Zipple 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 @MatthewZipple]

Please share widely- we're featuring grad students and postdocs in two-minute segments in the middle of our episodes!

A chance to elevate your elevator pitches 🛗

[Uber @Uber]

The sooner teachers get vaccinated, the sooner children can get back to the classroom. That’s why we’re partnering with @UNESCO to offer 1 million rides to teachers around the world to help them get to and from their vaccination appointments.

[Mark D. Fox @MarkDFoxMDPhD]

Vaccine appointments available today at mass vax clinic at ND. Registration issues on website. Can send Facebook message to St Joseph County Health Dept to get scheduled. Age 40+ or high risk medical conditions!

[David Jansen @bandedman]

@AnaMaPorras @AMCELL @ilanabrito123 @threadreaderapp unroll

[David Jansen @bandedman]

@JoshShowers @WNDU With 234 pages? Can you provide a link? multiple federal and state level agencies have relaeased statements that there is no evidence. e.g. see https://t.co/4BBiQsDgwA

[David Jansen @bandedman]

@DMonkey564 @WNDU He actually did win. Go check the numbers. Even fox called it.

[David Jansen @bandedman]

@leeker1 @WNDU I think you should teach history going back further then holocaust to understand history of USA and racism

[Stuart E. Jones @joneslabND]

Tomorrow is the day that we start reviewing applications for our open position in Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Change @NDBios! Happy to answer any last-minute questions and look forward to seeing your application!

[Mike Reese @SheriffReese]

In tonight’s presidential debate the President said the “Portland Sheriff” supports him. As the Multnomah County Sheriff I have never supported Donald Trump and will never support him.

[Michael Nowak @pronouncednovak]

Hypothetically speaking, if a bus hits 3 people walking across the road but 1 person is obese and another has diabetes... the bus only killed the one person with no underlying condition? Am I understanding this social media COVID stuff correctly?

[Archie Lab @ArchieLab]

New paper from @ArchieLab led by @stacylrosenbaum using data from @AmboseliBaboons! Social bonds do not mediate the relationship between early adversity and adult glucocorticoids in wild baboons https://t.co/iWlbQicsTK