Came across this yesterday while at Rockefeller, should be required reading for anyone in a PhD or supervising PhDs! @CurrentBiology@betenoire1 Wish I had seen it sooner!
Congratulations Dr. Geneva Crump @GenevaMCrump for a beautiful PhD Defense- thanks for teaching much about LRR biochemistry and life. Very lucky to have worked with you. @UDelCBI@UDResearch@ChemistryUD
Looking forward to building mentoring communities w @subsurface_life at UD. If you missed this training workshop, look for sessions in January. A great way to hone your mentoring craft. @UDGradStudents@UDADVANCE@UDelCBI@UDResearch
Thank you @acs_carb for this incredible recognition. I’m lucky to work with such an amazing research group and to be part of the @acscarb supportive community.
Breaking News: The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, eliminating the constitutional right to abortion after almost 50 years in a decision that will transform American life. https://t.co/bqkMP7tfby
Excited to attend the first sessions of the annual @SFBiomaterials conference! Stay tuned for info about @BombKartik 's and my presentation slots to hear about our work towards understanding lung fibrosis 🫁
Great day 2 at #expbio with some members of the @CLGrimesLab! Had a great time presenting my poster and supporting my lab member Ha Le with her poster today! @expbio@ASBMB#asbmb2022
This Sunday, 4/3 from 12:45-2, I’ll be presenting a poster in the BMB education section. Come learn about a problem based learning course I’ve co-taught with a fun at home fermentation lab and how we engaged with students during online learning with Covid. @ASBMB#expbio
Dr. Natividad (“Natacha”) Ruiz, a newly elected #AAM fellow shares her research interests, journey —from Spain to the United States— and her commitment to supporting #DEI initiatives, especially those dedicated to the #LGBTQIA community.
https://t.co/e1p57wC1n5
It can't be more true.... I literally had one screen for movies and one screen for powerpoint presentation this weekend and felt so guilty at the end of the day because I didn't accomplish anything.
COLUMBIA IS RETALIATING AGAINST STRIKERS.
On December 21, Columbia announced the suspension of late fees for spring semester.
On Wednesday, the assistant director of financial aid confirmed no late fees until March.
So why were students on tuition strike charged $150 today?