@nationalcares we took a shuttle at LAX his morning with a driver named Aaron. He is delightful and made the early morning ride so fun! He was also very familiar with all the gates and offered good suggestions to get passengers to their flights. Y’all need to hang on to him!
There's a new Biologist opening on my team! This is a great opportunity for recent college grads or early career scientists to join a diverse and fun #genomics team at @officialATCC . We're always looking for people with 🔥!
Please share widely! 🤗🧬
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This is the @PeoplesCDC weekly update for July 25, 2022! The Weather Report from the People’s CDC sheds light on the COVID situation in the US. https://t.co/aQ5jL6IJX0
The Laboratory Response Network (LRN) is getting a lot of attention right now because they are supporting the monkeypox outbreak in the US. What is the LRN and how did it get started?
Check out this thread 1/
#DYK? CDC’s National Botulism Laboratory provides laboratory confirmation of suspected botulism cases. Last year, CDC lab scientists tested 120 samples from 28 states for the toxin that causes botulism.
Learn about botulism: https://t.co/kBc5iew8uo #LabWeek2022
A new report spotlights how multiple Federal agencies collaborate to establish #WGS as a standard technology to detect outbreaks that cause foodborne illness. https://t.co/rCV63Xuq7F
Hailey: Tik Tok is having the stupidest debate about whether there are more doors or wheels in the world.
Me: That is stupid. Clearly it’s doors.
Hailey: WHAT. IT’S STUPID BC CLEARLY IT’S WHEELS.
And thus begins an hour long debate. Thanks tik tok.
@dmaccannell Lost a family member to QAnon. There are no depths to the crazy conspiracy theories. If you try to reason, they just pivot to a newer, crazier one.
During #BlackHistory Month, we're spotlighting a few of the many CDC luminaries who are making valuable contributions to #InfectiousDisease work. We’re proud of the history you’re making right now. Today we spotlight DFWED Public Health Advisor Sherricka Stephens.
Thinking about biological collections lately I'm reminded of the time that somehow at age 4, I got a personal tour of the @UCBerkeley entomology collection (Essig?) from a kind scientist (anybody know who?!). Asked my parents how on earth THAT happened, and it turns out...🤯