I’m very happy to share that last Friday I successfully defended my PhD thesis! Thank you to everyone who helped me along the way to get to this step. I’m excited to be Dr. Maya! 😄
Congratulations🥂 to Alexander Ploss, the Harry C. Wiess Professor of Life Sciences and Molecular Biology, on his election into the 2023 #AAASFellows section on medical⚕️sciences! @PlossLab focuses on immune responses to and pathogenesis of human pathogens infecting the liver.
Greatly enjoyed representing Florida with the American Society for Microbiology and speaking with the offices of our senators/representatives on continued funding for scientific research and to push for sponsorship of bills to combat antimicrobial resistance!
#ASM#ASMHillDay
Incredibly honored to have won the best oral presentation at the International HBV Conference in Kobe, Japan! I had a lot of fun sharing my work and listening to other exciting talks during the conference! 🦠 @PlossLab#HBV2023#HBV#HepB#princetonmolbio
I’m excited to share that my first 1st-author paper has been published in mBio today! Read about the early kinetics and mathematical modeling of HDV in permissive mouse models below! @PlossLab#hepatitis#princeton#princetonmolbio https://t.co/HJRnnmfoSh
Our newest study is now online!
#Hepatitis delta virus #HDV RNA decline post-inoculation in human NTCP transgenic mice is biphasic | mBio https://t.co/4P0GJ4t7Ys Congratulations to @stephmaya8 Leeor & Fabian and everyone else involved! @PrincetonMolBio@LoyolaChicago@NO_hep
Hepatitis B virus (#HBV) remains a major medical problem affecting at least 257 million chronically infected #patients who are at risk of developing serious, frequently fatal liver #diseases. Read more at https://t.co/4Qiu3EM9OF
The Distinguished Award in #HepatitsB Research was presented to Michael Nassal and Stephan Urban last evening (last year’s virtual format meant two presentations this year). Both gave well-received presentations on their groundbreaking work. #HBV2021
Here at the International HBV Meeting in #Toronto. The poster sessions were excellent. Plus, nearly 5,000 people reviewed them on line this week! Join the @HepBFoundation community forum this morning: https://t.co/zzos4lJkJH
#HepB#HBV2021
Please check out our new commentary on #HDV, Master of disguise: hepatitis delta virus packaging and spread facilitated by diverse viral envelope proteins https://t.co/juQZk7TlT0