Check out this surprising segment on bacteria in our meat products! We will be releasing our full video on antibiotic resistance in two weeks!
#should_I_be_vegetarian#cornellengcomm
I got to give them credit for attempting to explain some of the "science" in the newest Avengers movie π
https://t.co/yXhHM9spnu
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Fun interview with Professor Tobias DΓΆrr of the Cornell Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology! Looking forward putting these clips together for our video!
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Did some cool work today looking at bone formation. As new bone is formed, we can mark this formation with fluorescent labeling. By measuring how much surface is labeled & the distance between subsequent labels, we can look for changes in health and disease . #Cornellengcomm
Check out this interest article and podcast episode on Alan Alda and his book on science communication. Makes me think all that time I spend doing improv is worth it!
https://t.co/NWSoFtpxCa
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Should we be using lab mice that are a little dirtier for more realistic results in our research? Check out this new nature article suggesting the negative effects of a super clean lab environment
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Unfortunately, us scientists can sound like we are speaking gibberish when explaining our science (https://t.co/m86V3QnNcj). Hopefully I don't sound like this when I speak!
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Please check out my 3 Minute Thesis presentation that won 1st place at #Cornell's Competition! "My Theces on Feces May Make Your Bones Stronger"
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Excited to officially register for the 8th World Congress of Biomechanics in Dublin, Ireland! My abstract was accepted and I was selected as winner of a Student Travel Bursary award! Really pumped for the sports biomechanics section!
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Koalas have an extremely slow metabolic rate that allows them to maximize the energy they get from their poorly nutritious eucalyptus leaf diet. They also sleep between 18-22 hours/day to save energy. So maybe their not so lazy...
#FunFactFriday#CornellSciComm#koalalife
Beyond excited to announce that I took 1st place for the #3minutethesis competition @Cornell ! "My Theces on Feces" shall live on! And also tied for people's choice award with my bud Derek Holyoak
#CornellEngComm#gutmicrobiome#scicom
Fun Fact Friday! Did you know rhinos are the second largest land mammal and can live 40-50 years??? Well now you do!
#cornellengcomm#sandiegozoo#rhinos
Extremely excited to say that I was selected for the Preclinical Models Section Podium Award at ORS! Looks like those science communication skills are beginning to pay off!!
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Humbled and excited to be at my first Orthopedic Research Society annual meeting. I will be giving a talk about metabolic syndrome, the gut microbiome, and its potential impact on osteoarthritis #cornellengcomm
Sequoia National Park has the biggest trees on the planet! They range in age from 500 to 1500 years old! Caution though, you will get a neck ache while there cause you can't stop looking up π #NationalGeographic#cornellengcomm
A rare snow day at Cornell is the perfect time for me to finish my 3 Minute Thesis (3MT). One slide, 3 minutes, and a whole lot of science to explain to the general public.....sounds like fun
#CornellEngComm#snowdays#scicomm
Breathtaking views of the Yosemite Valley at sunset! El Capitan (on the left) started forming nearly 220 million years ago......I hope I look that good when I'm that old π Read more at: https://t.co/9DD5SZ3TRV
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