Charlotte Schubert

Science writer, editor and reporter based in Seattle. Latvian and US citizen, schnauzer fan. Follow me on LinkedIn.

[Charlotte Schubert @schubertcm]

@anders_aslund 4. Destroying the research ecosystem powering U.S. innovation and entrepreneurship.

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I posted this three years ago today.

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At University of Washington today.

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@DrAlisonFarrell @NatureMedicine Alison, this is huge!! Wow, congratulations on such a long useful and productive career at Nature Medicine - sometimes I still miss it! :) @DrAlisonFarrell

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@DrAnneCarpenter I used Sciwheel for this when I was a manuscript editor a few years ago after vetting a bunch of other options - it was great for this type of sharing. Looks like it's still running!

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@sejkeown @sejkeown The process increases the power of the institution, the box where kids are sent, & makes their world dependent on adults for navigating. A child's world is their neighborhood. The box may be good for kids with a bad environment. For others it diminishes their lives.

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@sejkeown I also wonder about the net effects on mental health. Fewer in-neighborhood interactions, less walking - more reliance on parents for play dates. On the other hand, more potential for support at bigger schools. @sejkeown

[Charlotte Schubert @schubertcm]

@sejkeown I also wonder about the net effects on mental health. Fewer in-neighborhood interactions, less walking - more reliance on parents for play dates. On the other hand, more potential for support at bigger schools.

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@isolderaftery Apparently Garfield's long-time resource officer prior to the pandemic was also well regarded, so I've heard.

[UW Medicine Newsroom @uwmnewsroom]

Contributing editor @Geekwire Charlotte Schubert
@schubertcm recaps her recent tour of the Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology. Among several panelists at the fireside chat during the event were @JShendure @UWgenome & @PepperMarion @UW_Immunology https://t.co/M4EUwjdCWA

[Charlotte Schubert @schubertcm]

@cshperspectives Ed Yong's feature in Nature on the legacy of Univ. of Washington ecologist Bob Paine shows this so well - and is one of the best stories about how science operates through generations. https://t.co/nUxAMHfUOT

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@KING5Seattle Thanks for the plants, Molbak's!

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Coolest bee video ever. Check out their little QR codes. https://t.co/gLPrATs2tB

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AI is everywhere! Got a kick out of reporting this story for @GeekWire on the @SICB_ meeting in Seattle. Thanks to @ShirBar3 and @RiffellLab for input, and @jamesdcrall and @gigi_melone for bee images. #SICB2024
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[John Cook @johnhcook]

GeekWire launches climate tech reporter internship funded by AI expert Oren Etzioni and family https://t.co/Zv24eRCmqM via @GeekWire

[Charlotte Schubert @schubertcm]

Enjoyed the poster session at the @SICB_ meeting today. Octopi, hummingbirds, arachnids and more! #SICB2024

[Rui Costa @ruimcosta]

A historic day in neuroscience! A complete map of the cell types in the mammalian brain. A moonshot just a few years ago. Team science, big science, and open science. Together we go farther! #studyBRAIN
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AstraZeneca will pay up to $1.1B to acquire Icosavax, a Univ. of Washington biotech spinout https://t.co/TiROO2ETuV via @GeekWire

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The Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology was announced today, with $70 million in funding from The Allen Institute, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and the University of Washington.

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Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology plans to transform cells into tiny recording devices https://t.co/0mhTDbLhL4

[Nick Vitanza @VitanzaNick]

It's been a dream to bring better treatments to kids with #DIPG & #CNStumors. It's thrilling to announce #BrainChildBio a kids first biotech advancing #CARTcells for CNS tumors (CEO Steve Brugger; CSO Mike Jensen, MD) in partnership with @seattlechildren.
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