New job alert! BRI is seeking a #bioinformaticsresearchscientist with strong interests in the following areas: high-dimensional flow and mass cytometry, omics technologies and systems immunology. https://t.co/r7uNDUnwEv #hiring#newjob#jobposting
I've joined the Benaroya Research Institute as a Bioinformatics Postdoctoral Research Associate studying T1 diabetes with Peter Linsley! So excited to join this awesome team and learn many new skills!! @BRIautoimmune
Really hesitant to post this because honestly it still doesn’t seem real, but a week from today I’ll be defending my dissertation on protist biodiversity and biogeography across Indonesia
Anyone interested in attending feel free to message me for the zoom link!
I'll be defending my dissertation next Friday July 16th at 10:00am ET. Cell death, oysters, parasites and more things than you ever wanted to know about the IAP gene family...a fun way to spend an hour if you ask me!
This week is my one year #TidyTuesday-versary! A whole year ago, @ErinRobertsM and I started making a chart every week because we missed coding together. I was hoping to be more active on Twitter, use Github regularly, and improve my R skills.
Congrats @ModakTejashree on your work out today examining CNV in oysters, revealing large inter-individual variation and regions with high CNV density! I'm proud to have been a collaborator :) https://t.co/q5yT3B74wh
Hi Twitter, newly minted Dr. DeMoranville here:
Here's my defense recording on how key metabolic and antioxidant genes respond to flight training, dietary fat, and dietary antioxidants in a migratory songbird
research conducted
@BirdsWesternU @uricels
https://t.co/5SIBMYVay9
Women of color in STEM: check out this great new fellowship from @500womensci for community-based science projects in line with the mission of 500 Women Scientists to help make science more equitable & just. Fellows receive skills-building support & $5000. https://t.co/68CTzHjUFJ
It was my privilege to author an op-ed for @ScienceMagazine on the topic of “Systemic equity in education” which was published this week. It’s time for higher ed to challenge the status quo!
https://t.co/T8nM0wSRkp
Pacific geoducks, among the largest burrowing clams in the world, are native to the Pacific Northwest and are some of the most valuable farmed shellfish on a per-acre basis. Learn how SAFS researchers are working to improve geoduck aquaculture.
https://t.co/7epk2KzidT
@OregonSeaGrant is accepting applications from current & recent grad students in the U.S. for an aquaculture fellowship to focus on shellfish & seaweed farming in Oregon. Deadline: Sept. 9. Pays at least $45,000 for a year. Possible renewal for a 2nd year. https://t.co/7LrDf13ozC