AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH congrats to @MagsterZhang for receiving the @NSF GRFP this year! She is a star researcher and a person I got to work with on so many different projects while she was at @GeorgiaTech! She's kickin' ass at @UMich now, working with @EMBiRLab1! So proud 🐘🦍🦊
Research is really cool and fun. Research is also really super cool and really super fun when you are having a good time in lab and can go to your advisor for�� advice. My advisor is absolutely fantastic and it’s made a huge difference in how I work and approach challenges 5/5
Since everyone is starting to hear back from graduate programs, I would really like to emphasize that LAB CULTURE and PI COMPATIBILITY is very important and should be a metric in your decision process. It makes a huge difference. 1/n
Talk to your prospective lab mates, ask your prospective advisor what their advising style is. Decide if that fits with YOU. I know folks who cry before and after each lab meeting, I know folks in the SAME LAB that are having a splendid time. It’s about what fits. 4/n
Had a fantastic time at #SICB2024 Loved walking around Seattle with old friends and making new ones along with way! Big shout out to my zoo team @shriver_cassie@SchulzScience_ and huge shoutout to my amazing mentor @armanafzadeh … what a great way to start 2024
So thrilled to have this work out in the world! This interdisciplinary work was so much fun and challenged us to think and communicate across disciplines in addition to between institutions. Thanks and congratulations to everyone involved!
Had a fantastic time working on this with y’all! Absolutely love working with scientists from different fields and learning about their different prospectives and understandings
Excited that my review on hydrostat motion is now published in @BiologyOpen! It was fantastic to work with @KrishmaSingal, @MagsterZhang, and @KoleChameleon on this piece! We discuss the Structure-Function-Mechanism that drive hydrostat motion, paper here: https://t.co/y9LAAMsAwO
So incredibly lucky to get to hike the jungles of Brunei with a local student, a biologist, and a bioengineer. They sight and identify cool things while I get to follow behind and observe said cool things because I have no idea what’s goin on.
(Cool things posted in thread)