Our First Attempt to combat the #COVID19
~ 400K scRNAseq, 28 #coronavirus linked genes
known and unknown susceptible spots and routes for infection
Amazing supervision by @CedricFeschotte and collab with @VikasBansal1989
https://t.co/lWjaKDARzb
https://t.co/uSTNYpdOFX
Congratulations to Fellow Rocky Ye on receiving the Victor K. LaMer Award from the ACS Division of Colloid & Surface Science at the 2019 @AmerChemSociety Symposium @GeorgiaTech!
Rong Ye, a Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow in @CornellChem, uses microscopy and synchrotron-based techniques to peer into the mechanics of catalyzed reactions, allowing him to understand the fate of individual molecules.
https://t.co/YWBxoDct4T
The same properties that make plastics so strong and useful also mean they last a long time in the environment and are harder to recycle.
Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow @erin_stache is exploring new ways of making—and recycling—plastics:
https://t.co/Ft5PoxK5yo
You might know that our guts are full of microbes, but have you ever thought about how those microbes interact with each other?
Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow Chih-chun Lin is exploring this and other topics at Cornell:
https://t.co/nU00I4p9Ca
What is social justice? Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow Jessica Cooper spent years in a California mental health courtroom to find out, and the answers may surprise you.
https://t.co/gCj6BxAxIK
How do we study events that occurred 13.8 billion years ago? Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow Steve Choi designs and uses telescopes in the Atacama desert to study the origins of the universe and answer some of life's fundamental questions:
https://t.co/teXbc64LGz
Check out Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow @AndrewPCampana's research on major transitions in media—like the shift from silent films to "talkies"—and find out how artists continue to push the status quo today:
https://t.co/iXv1uI4cuN
How do our opinions on inequality and government waste affect our political views?
@VivekLAshok explores these and other topics as a Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow in the @CornellGov Department.
https://t.co/S7GfPfnNDp
Excited to share a piece that Greg Huber and I wrote for @washingtonpost @monkeycageblog--a reminder that policy design matters when building public support for government spending!
https://t.co/89uY6MrEGk
Did you ever wonder how the concept of "race" began? The answer, as uncovered by scientific historian and Inaugural Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow, Mackenzie Cooley (@rovingnome), might surprise you. Read about her fascinating work: https://t.co/BIGwsMAkNN
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Great opportunity for postdocs in any discipline, but particularly those broadly interested in genome biology. Apply!
https://t.co/OFk4HIJ6FB
PS - A willingness to pose for photos measuring plants with broken calipers isn't a requirement, but is encouraged.
Thorns, Spines, and Prickles, Oh My! Read about Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow, @tylerccoverdale, and his research on the evolution of defensive strategies of plants https://t.co/IAb5IyXjVn
Welcome to the new Twitter feed for the Cornell Presidential Postdoctoral Fellows! Follow us to find out what incredible things we are up to, far above Cayuga's waters @Cornell@CornellRsrch @CornellPres