Lillian Dillard, PhD

Biochemistry PhD | @papinsysbio studying bacterial vaginosis | Hiker, reader, all around good laugh

[Prof Linda Gay Griffith @LindaGGriffith1]

Hooray for MIT Technology Review for featuring the potential of endometrial organoids to model disease - and for interviewing so many young investigators doing the actual hands-on work and creating the future of this field @JuanGnecco4
https://t.co/AT3Tod6zg6

[Lillian Dillard, PhD @lillianrdillard]

@Chani__Bravo doing ESSENTIAL work leveraging non-European GWAS data to investigate coronary artery disease risk loci https://t.co/nTWi3zreph

[Papin Lab @papinsysbio]

@lillianrdillard led this effort to construct metabolic models of many bacterial species in the vaginal microbiome. Her models generated some fascinating insight into key metabolic dependencies. https://t.co/VjetMqs5B3

[Trends in Microbiology @TrendsMicrobiol]

Out online now:

A review on systems biology approaches to study the #vaginal #microbiome

@ArnoldLabBME @UMBME @papinsysbio @lillianrdillard

https://t.co/Ds2qTsPPK6

[Papin Lab @papinsysbio]

Review on #systemsbiology approaches to understand the vaginal #microbiome. Collaboration with Kelly Arnold and Christina Lee at @UMBME and @lillianrdillard @uva_bims https://t.co/M3RYuuefHC

[Melissa Cooper, PhD @MelCooperPhD]

Female scientists at NYU feel utterly betrayed today, myself included. Where does Title IX start and end?

If you’re willing to support the women at NYU, we would appreciate if this were spread far and wide.

#WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM @NIH @HHMINEWS #Cancer #Science

[Papin Lab @papinsysbio]

excellent new review on mechanistic models of microbial community metabolism @lillianrdillard @DawsonDPayne https://t.co/N0EAMM5VcX #networks #metabolicmodels #microbialcommunities

[Academic Chatter™ @AcademicChatter]

Dear anyone, don't police women's clothing. I, as a man, have never had my clothing or looks commented on, I'm just allowed to exist. Protect freedom of expression and recognise sexism for what it is.