Marie Lilly

disease ecology PhD student @Columbia @diukwasserlab | M.S. @SweiLab @SFSU | lover of birds, bugs, and bikes | 🏳️‍🌈 she/they | BLM

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

Work from my Master’s thesis with @SweiLab was published today! Check out our paper about birds, ticks, and borrelia 🥳

@amayamejiaws @ceili_lf_peng @pathoginNtonic @ravindersehgal @Andeswei

https://t.co/K0Asw9vyVN

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

On set with the @TODAYshow showing off our superstar tick samples for a segment about tick-borne disease! @diukwasserlab

[Ecoepidemiology Lab @diukwasserlab]

The Diuk-Wasser Ecoepidemiology lab is looking for a Postdoc or Associate Research Scientist to work on field research and modeling of socio-ecological determinants of tick-borne disease risks and interventions.

Join us!

Info:
https://t.co/XlWPUqt0Ye
https://t.co/L8fN1hF09i

[Rachel Cohen @rachelocohen]

As we approach grad school application season, I want to re-share the guides assembled by the @E3BColumbia grad students to demystify the application process! From cold-emailing professors to interviews, we’ve got you covered!

https://t.co/JqdfI2BDuN

https://t.co/c6VyP3YwLt

[Pallavi Kache @PallaviKache]

A Guide to Applying and Deciding on a PhD Program (From Pre-Application Meetings to Post-Admission Questions). Brought to you by @E3BColumbia PhD students! Hope this resource helps de-mystify the PhD application process. https://t.co/dP6LDysVtU

[J Coley @JColey716]

These Black-led Community Organizations in Buffalo could really use your support after the anti-Black white supremacist mass shooting that took place on May 14th. 🧵👇🏿

[Hoda Sayegh, MD @hoda_sayegh]

We wrote about global health ed in high-income countries and how it works to uphold coloniality & power asymmetries within the discipline. Thank you to my brilliant co-authors.

Open-access here at @GlobalHealthBMJ: https://t.co/MJ9z0fhjm8

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

@wildfarms i saw rose-breasted grosbeaks in morningside park yesterday!!

[Colin Carlson @ColinJCarlson]

As climate change reshapes life on earth, it may also become the single biggest upstream driver of pandemic risk. Our new study in @Nature simulates how 3,139 species will share viruses - and create new spillover risk hotspots - over the next 50 years.
https://t.co/osfdfI9uHo

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

@Its_lil_lilly lmao don’t worry you’re not alone, no one wants our content

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

Come work with us this summer!!

[Nichar Gregory @Nichar_Gregory]

Interested in vector-borne disease ecology? We're hiring RAs for the 2022 field season! Apply here: https://t.co/ViFx9z7o7G RTs appreciated! 🦟

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

Grateful for the opportunity at @Columbia to dip my toes into science journalism with the amazing @Claudiadreifus. Check out my op-ed about why we need to think more about preventing tick bites!

https://t.co/SRJmCDsat8

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

@__jacoob my email came at night 🌚 not sure if that makes it better or worse

[PacVec @PacVecCenter]

Read Dr.@Andeswei and @marievlilly's recent study: Local community composition drives avian Borrelia burgdorferi infection and tick infestation; check out the new WNV Forecasting Challenge 2022 and jobs featured in this week's PacVec Newsletter 3-3-2022: https://t.co/KihkFCBkNq

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

@themiserablehag niche content

[Matthew Combs, PhD 🐀🐭 @rattus_mattus]

New paper alert! Just published in Proceedings B, we show that Borrelia burgdorferi, which causes Lyme Disease in humans, exhibits strain-specific adaptations that lead to differential fitness across host species.

Read it here or dm for a pdf: https://t.co/PUj6RCNvzG

[Antwerp Peregrines 🪶 @Mortier_Maarten]

Happy valentine's day lovebirds ❤️

[Marie Lilly @marievlilly]

not wordle, just a silly little $11.7 million gold cube in central park

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[Jasmin Graham (she/her) @Elasmo_Gal]

Today is the first day of Black history month. Many people/orgs will make a social media post, maybe have a little celebration, but I want to share some things you can do to ACTUALLY honor the sacrifices Black people have made and acknowledge the suffering we have experienced 🧵