#BiPweek - Twitter Hashtag

over 1 year ago

Has diversity in science evolved? When did discussing it become taboo? 🤔 Hear Dr. Tanecia Mitchell (@drtmitchell) & Dr. Glenn Rowe’s (@gcrowelab) insights during the #BiPWeek 2024 panel, "The Renaissance of Representation". #BlackinPhysiology

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

Listen to the insightful response of Dr. Julia Omotade to Dr. Tanecia Mitchell's (@drtmitchell) question during the 2024 #BiPWeek panel discussion titled, "The Renaissance of Representation: Diversifying the Face of Physiology." #BlackinPhysiology

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Dexter L. Lee, PhD @dllee_phd

over 1 year ago

I would like to honor and express my gratitude to all of my graduate school, postdoctoral and early career mentors who have helped me tremendously along the way. I learned something valuable from each of you. Thank you! @BlackInPhysio #BiPWeek #BiPRenissance #BiPMentors

dllee_phd's tweet photo. I would like to honor and express my gratitude to all of my graduate school, postdoctoral and early career mentors who have helped me tremendously along the way. I learned something valuable from each of you. Thank you! @BlackInPhysio #BiPWeek #BiPRenissance #BiPMentors https://t.co/m6gFQNojTi

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Dexter L. Lee, PhD @dllee_phd

over 1 year ago

Black in Physiology Renaissance Week! #HUYouKnow #TheMecca #BiPWeek #BiPRenissance #BiPMeetUp. @BlackInPhysio, A few BiP faculty and Graduate Students at @HowardU Department of Physiology and Biophysics.

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

Markis' Hamilton #BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

A trailblazing surgeon and activist, Dr. Louis Tompkins Wright was the first Black physician on Harlem Hospital’s surgical staff. #BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek

BlackInPhysio's tweet photo. A trailblazing surgeon and activist, Dr. Louis Tompkins Wright was the first Black physician on Harlem Hospital’s surgical staff.
#BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek https://t.co/mXpL9eppeI

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

For over 50 years, Dr. May Edward Chinn served the Harlem community and conducted groundbreaking cancer research, leaving an indelible mark on medicine. #BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek

BlackInPhysio's tweet photo. For over 50 years, Dr. May Edward Chinn served the Harlem community and conducted groundbreaking cancer research, leaving an indelible mark on medicine.
#BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek https://t.co/qnkBTdeaW8

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

Dr. May Edward Chinn, a trailblazing physician who became the first Black woman to intern at Harlem Hospital. #BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek

BlackInPhysio's tweet photo. Dr. May Edward Chinn, a trailblazing physician who became the first Black woman to intern at Harlem Hospital.
#BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek https://t.co/0VW3Lx0MFr

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

During this #BiPWeek celebration of Black excellence, let’s remember Dr. May Edward Chinn. #BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

#BiPWeek is a time to honor the renewal of Black brilliance, and today we highlight Dr. Elmer Samuel Imes. #BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek

BlackInPhysio's tweet photo. #BiPWeek is a time to honor the renewal of Black brilliance, and today we highlight Dr. Elmer Samuel Imes.
#BiPRenaissance #BiPWeek https://t.co/MnIDJwUXFI

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Black in Physiology @BlackInPhysio

over 1 year ago

As we celebrate #BiPWeek & the renaissance of Black excellence, let’s spotlight the innovators who thrived during the Harlem Renaissance. Meet Dr. Rudolph Fisher—a physician & radiology specialist who explored the effects of ultraviolet rays on viruses.