Celeste Garza

BMS PhD student @UCSF in the Suliman Lab 🧬 | UTSA 2021 🎓 | she/her/hers

[UCSF Health @UCSFHospitals]

It may sound creepy, but it's normal to have tiny bugs living in your eyelashes. Still, they can sometimes cause issues. “When their population increases substantially, it can lead to irritation,” UCSF dermatologist Dr. Roberto Ricardo-Gonzalez says. https://t.co/OxD026Crrt

[UCSF PROPEL @UCSF_PROPEL]

🧫✨Dive into the Immunology Crash Course with ImmunoDiverse!
🍎Make sure to stick around for the snacks provided during Community Hour!
#ImmunoDiverse #PROPEL #Immunology

[Elizabeth Crouch, MD/PhD @ElizabetsCrouch]

Congrats 🎉🍾🎊 to Jaela, who we celebrated at the new @UCSFGradDiv candidacy ceremony last week (with her amazing Mother!) and balloons apparently for the first and last time! 🎈 🎈

[amfAR @amfAR]

On the forefront of progress: amfAR Sr Scientific Consultant Dr. Jeffrey Laurence highlights the work of amfAR grantee Dr. Rachel Rutishauser and others in standardizing definitions and outcomes in HIV cure trials. https://t.co/VZQ9SqvMtx

[Ruairi Robertson @ruairirobertson]

A new bank of >2000 scientific/medical images and icons for free use in figures and presentations just released by @NIAIDNews @NIH. Very useful for early career researchers who can’t afford @BioRender

https://t.co/rfcWhJLnL6

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

Not only do catnip and silver vine hold a special place in felines’ hearts, the intoxicating chemicals in these plants also protect cats from mosquito bites, according to research from @ScienceAdvances.

Learn more on #NationalCatDay: https://t.co/CU64v5r7fN

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

A 2023 study reveals cats have nearly 300 facial expressions—which may be due to their co-evolution with humans.

Learn more on #NationalCatDay: https://t.co/kOx1FKT6iR @NewsfromScience

[Cientifico Latino, Inc. @cientificolatin]

Out now in @CellCellPress!
https://t.co/alueorl2UL

Historically marginalized student representation drastically drops from undergrad to grad school.

Are underrepresented students unqualified? Or are grad school admissions unnecessarily confusing, costly, & gatekeeping?

1/🧵

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

No, you’re not seeing double.

This creature called a sea walnut does indeed have two mouths and two “rear” ends. Yet, it wasn’t born with these double features: Researchers have shown they can make two sea walnuts readily fuse into one body. The finding suggests that this group of animals never evolved immune systems capable of distinguishing self from non-self.

Learn more in #ScienceAdviser: https://t.co/is6gRu3Ehb

[Curry Tuberculosis @CITC_TB]

Attending the Bay Area Tuberculosis Science (BATS) Symposium today at @UCSF

https://t.co/5Uvi93b5DT

#Tuberculosis @UCSF_CTB @IGHSatUCSF @javid_lab @SaraSuliman13 @PPJPhillips

[Elizabeth Crouch, MD/PhD @ElizabetsCrouch]

We are so proud of #Crouchlab @UCSFGradDiv BMS student Jaela Caston who was selected as a Discovery Fellow 💡🏆for her scientific excellence 🔥and commitment to inspire future generations of scientists 👩🏾‍🔬🧑🏼‍🔬👨🏽‍🔬🥼https://t.co/PICBmz4pec @UCSFstemcell @UCSFPediatrics

[sabeti_lab @sabeti_lab]

We're thrilled to welcome @tsion_abay to the Sabeti Lab! 🎉 Tsion, a 2nd-year PhD student in Biological & Biomedical Sciences at Harvard, says: “I’m grateful to be in a lab that values impactful research and looking forward to the years ahead!” 🌟 Welcome, Tsion! 👏

[Naa Asheley Afua Adowaa Ashitey @Foreverasheley]

I think I like this little life
@uwsmph @UWMSTP

[Immunity @ImmunityCP]

Online now: CD4+ T cells re-wire granuloma cellularity and regulatory networks to promote immunomodulation following Mtb reinfection https://t.co/MJPMaOqAz2

[Elizabeth Crouch, MD/PhD @ElizabetsCrouch]

Awesome science today from @LDiafos and Jaela Caston in the Crouch lab, in more ways than one! 😎@UCSFstemcell @immunox

[Sank, MD @pagingdrsank]

Fibroids are such a common disorder that are often under treated, so let’s close out #FibroidAwarenessMonth with a little info to spread awareness! Hopefully this helps someone. If it does, feel free to share and comment. 🫶🏾🧵

[Naa Asheley Afua Adowaa Ashitey @Foreverasheley]

Naa Asheley Ashitey, MD, Ph.D Loading

Hi, my name is Naa Asheley Ashitey and I am starting my MD-PhD at the University of Wisconsin-Madison :)

This first-gen low-income Black girl is going to be a physician-scientist.

[REACH Initiative @StanfordReach]

Meet Cecilia! A recent grad of @CSUEB, her research interest lies #immunology, specifically in maternal fetal health, transplant, and cancer research. She aspires to be a #physicianscientist and help low income communities as a physician and also through research efforts.

[Paul Ogongo @JaTcells]

Congratulations @SaraSuliman13 and co on this interesting work! This work identifies fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase (FAH) as a candidate host factor involved in TB progression.
https://t.co/oZQy1B0AFU

[UT San Antonio @UTSA]

Check it out! Rowdy’s going global ✈️ Recently, he caught a flight to Germany with business students.

Have you studied abroad? Tell us where in the comments.

#UTSA #StudyAbroad @UTSABusiness