Ellen LeMosy
@drellenlemosy.bsky.social
Science Ellen, curious but a little frazzled. Working toward another career chapter and life balance. Sustained by cats. Motivated by young people and IDEA(s). Personal beef with cancer and crushers of dreams/careers.
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Help out an undergraduate student researcher with their survey project on patients' and providers' perspectives on treatments for PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome). Further description and contact info in opening page at the survey URL or QR code. Thank you!
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This interview by @aliroginpbs.bsky.social with FDA Commissioner Marty Makary is a masterclass. It should be taught in j-schools and she should receive a medal for it.
Here are just a few of the things she does while making it all look easy:
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
Here are just a few of the things she does while making it all look easy:
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
FDA head explains decision to drop 'black box' warnings from menopause hormone treatment
The FDA announced it would begin asking drug companies to remove so-called “black box” warnings for hormones prescribed to treat symptoms of menopause. The FDA says the warning has dissuaded generatio...
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November 11, 2025 at 4:40 AM
This interview by @aliroginpbs.bsky.social with FDA Commissioner Marty Makary is a masterclass. It should be taught in j-schools and she should receive a medal for it.
Here are just a few of the things she does while making it all look easy:
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
Here are just a few of the things she does while making it all look easy:
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
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Touching grass isn't enough, I need to be reminded of the timelessness of the human need to create beauty and connection.
November 11, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Touching grass isn't enough, I need to be reminded of the timelessness of the human need to create beauty and connection.
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If you're feeling overwhelmed by the hideous ubiquity of AI slop I strongly recommend looking at breathtaking art that predates the written word and crying at the enduring beauty of human creativity for a bit.
Plagues, wars and ice ages haven't stopped us, neither will robots who suck at painting.
Plagues, wars and ice ages haven't stopped us, neither will robots who suck at painting.
November 11, 2025 at 2:55 AM
If you're feeling overwhelmed by the hideous ubiquity of AI slop I strongly recommend looking at breathtaking art that predates the written word and crying at the enduring beauty of human creativity for a bit.
Plagues, wars and ice ages haven't stopped us, neither will robots who suck at painting.
Plagues, wars and ice ages haven't stopped us, neither will robots who suck at painting.
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Oh hey what's up. I was carved 15,000 years ago from reindeer antler by a human or humans who observed and depicted the natural world with grace and poignant accuracy, and I think Elon Musk is almost as annoying as this darn bug bite.
November 11, 2025 at 2:17 AM
Oh hey what's up. I was carved 15,000 years ago from reindeer antler by a human or humans who observed and depicted the natural world with grace and poignant accuracy, and I think Elon Musk is almost as annoying as this darn bug bite.
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Musk wants to be a Renaissance man, but he's not even a paleolithic man.
Paleolithic people made art, cared for the sick, & got together to share resources & ideas.
Musk would have died alone, crying that no one saw the genius of his plan to monetize hitting yourself in the head with a big rock.
Paleolithic people made art, cared for the sick, & got together to share resources & ideas.
Musk would have died alone, crying that no one saw the genius of his plan to monetize hitting yourself in the head with a big rock.
November 11, 2025 at 1:59 AM
Musk wants to be a Renaissance man, but he's not even a paleolithic man.
Paleolithic people made art, cared for the sick, & got together to share resources & ideas.
Musk would have died alone, crying that no one saw the genius of his plan to monetize hitting yourself in the head with a big rock.
Paleolithic people made art, cared for the sick, & got together to share resources & ideas.
Musk would have died alone, crying that no one saw the genius of his plan to monetize hitting yourself in the head with a big rock.
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I love that there is a paper that literally has the title "Rubisco is not really so bad"
Because I like to make fun of RuBisCo all semester and then give students this paper to get it all to come together.
Because I like to make fun of RuBisCo all semester and then give students this paper to get it all to come together.
November 11, 2025 at 3:39 PM
I love that there is a paper that literally has the title "Rubisco is not really so bad"
Because I like to make fun of RuBisCo all semester and then give students this paper to get it all to come together.
Because I like to make fun of RuBisCo all semester and then give students this paper to get it all to come together.
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The Hopkins Lab (hopkins-lab.com) at the University of Florida is looking to recruit a postdoc to work on the genetics of organ function and evolution across Drosophila and beyond. Please visit tinyurl.com/vcsjpmzz or email me for more info. And please RT or send to anyone who might be interested!
October 15, 2025 at 8:42 PM
The Hopkins Lab (hopkins-lab.com) at the University of Florida is looking to recruit a postdoc to work on the genetics of organ function and evolution across Drosophila and beyond. Please visit tinyurl.com/vcsjpmzz or email me for more info. And please RT or send to anyone who might be interested!
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Final reminder: We have 788 folks registered and there's still room for more.
Asynchronous Online Teaching and Course Design in the AI Era
Thursday, 11/13
2pm to 3pm ET
Virtual, hosted by #OneHE
FREE
#HigherEd
#AcademicSky
#OnlineLearning
#FacDev
onehe.org/event/asynch...
Asynchronous Online Teaching and Course Design in the AI Era
Thursday, 11/13
2pm to 3pm ET
Virtual, hosted by #OneHE
FREE
#HigherEd
#AcademicSky
#OnlineLearning
#FacDev
onehe.org/event/asynch...
Asynchronous Online Teaching and Course Design in the AI Era – OneHE
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November 11, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Final reminder: We have 788 folks registered and there's still room for more.
Asynchronous Online Teaching and Course Design in the AI Era
Thursday, 11/13
2pm to 3pm ET
Virtual, hosted by #OneHE
FREE
#HigherEd
#AcademicSky
#OnlineLearning
#FacDev
onehe.org/event/asynch...
Asynchronous Online Teaching and Course Design in the AI Era
Thursday, 11/13
2pm to 3pm ET
Virtual, hosted by #OneHE
FREE
#HigherEd
#AcademicSky
#OnlineLearning
#FacDev
onehe.org/event/asynch...
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Hydra (Hydra vulgaris) ✨Small but mighty! Hydra can regenerate its entire body, even its head 🧠 A classic model for regeneration, stem cell dynamics, and body axis patterning 📸 Image by Daniel Bressan de Andrade #ModelMonday #DevBio #Regeneration
November 11, 2025 at 2:28 AM
Hydra (Hydra vulgaris) ✨Small but mighty! Hydra can regenerate its entire body, even its head 🧠 A classic model for regeneration, stem cell dynamics, and body axis patterning 📸 Image by Daniel Bressan de Andrade #ModelMonday #DevBio #Regeneration
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My former undergad Hannah Tam gave a phenomenal PhD dissertation talk earlier today on the mechanisms of skin regeneration in mice!! So proud and such joy to see her shine so brightly! We had a mini lab reunion too, with Hannah and former undergad Juli Stanley.
November 11, 2025 at 2:53 AM
My former undergad Hannah Tam gave a phenomenal PhD dissertation talk earlier today on the mechanisms of skin regeneration in mice!! So proud and such joy to see her shine so brightly! We had a mini lab reunion too, with Hannah and former undergad Juli Stanley.
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"some people spread happiness wherever they go, others whenever they go"
-Oscar Wilde
-Oscar Wilde
November 11, 2025 at 4:41 AM
"some people spread happiness wherever they go, others whenever they go"
-Oscar Wilde
-Oscar Wilde
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hi, can you do me a favor?
take a picture of your pet and then take a picture again while you sing to them
thank you, this is for science
here is my contribution
take a picture of your pet and then take a picture again while you sing to them
thank you, this is for science
here is my contribution
November 10, 2025 at 11:25 PM
hi, can you do me a favor?
take a picture of your pet and then take a picture again while you sing to them
thank you, this is for science
here is my contribution
take a picture of your pet and then take a picture again while you sing to them
thank you, this is for science
here is my contribution
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I spoke to CNN about how demoralizing it was to watch Stanford leadership stay silent while contrarians on campus launched unscientific attacks to stifle Stanford researchers. Now, those attacks have gone nationwide and much of MAHA leadership have ties to Stanford.
www.cnn.com/2025/11/08/p...
www.cnn.com/2025/11/08/p...
The Trump-MAHA-Stanford nexus of US health policy | CNN Politics
In early 2022, Stanford medical student Santiago Sanchez set out to organize a campus debate with Jay Bhattacharya — a professor at the university whose outspoken denunciations of pandemic lockdowns m...
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November 10, 2025 at 5:52 PM
I spoke to CNN about how demoralizing it was to watch Stanford leadership stay silent while contrarians on campus launched unscientific attacks to stifle Stanford researchers. Now, those attacks have gone nationwide and much of MAHA leadership have ties to Stanford.
www.cnn.com/2025/11/08/p...
www.cnn.com/2025/11/08/p...
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Senator Skeletor already profited billions off HMO deceit and should be banished: “The U.S. Department of Justice won 14 felony convictions against the company, which was fined $1.7 billion in what was at the time the largest healthcare fraud settlement in U.S. history”
Rick Scott told me his plan would be to take all of the remaining ACA subsidies and redistribute them to HSA accounts and people can then buy whatever insurance a state certifies. Basically a repeal/replace.
He denied when I asked wouldn’t that create two-tiered system where sick pay much more…
He denied when I asked wouldn’t that create two-tiered system where sick pay much more…
November 11, 2025 at 3:53 AM
Senator Skeletor already profited billions off HMO deceit and should be banished: “The U.S. Department of Justice won 14 felony convictions against the company, which was fined $1.7 billion in what was at the time the largest healthcare fraud settlement in U.S. history”
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"truly it was out of curiosity"
November 11, 2025 at 3:49 AM
"truly it was out of curiosity"
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“I don’t view something… as a win, when it was already a law”
“no RIFs until the end of January… I find that to be such a low bar.”
@tyk314.net, speaking as a private citizen
“no RIFs until the end of January… I find that to be such a low bar.”
@tyk314.net, speaking as a private citizen
November 11, 2025 at 1:32 AM
“I don’t view something… as a win, when it was already a law”
“no RIFs until the end of January… I find that to be such a low bar.”
@tyk314.net, speaking as a private citizen
“no RIFs until the end of January… I find that to be such a low bar.”
@tyk314.net, speaking as a private citizen
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Yep. Talking points. That’s what they settled for.
November 11, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Yep. Talking points. That’s what they settled for.
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In the century leading up to 1975, nearly 6000 freighters went down in the Great Lakes.
The Edmund Fitzgerald was the last.
The last. In 50 years, not a single commercial freighter has been lost in the Great Lakes.
Why?
It's NOAA. Of course it's NOAA.
The Edmund Fitzgerald was the last.
The last. In 50 years, not a single commercial freighter has been lost in the Great Lakes.
Why?
It's NOAA. Of course it's NOAA.
November 11, 2025 at 1:50 AM
In the century leading up to 1975, nearly 6000 freighters went down in the Great Lakes.
The Edmund Fitzgerald was the last.
The last. In 50 years, not a single commercial freighter has been lost in the Great Lakes.
Why?
It's NOAA. Of course it's NOAA.
The Edmund Fitzgerald was the last.
The last. In 50 years, not a single commercial freighter has been lost in the Great Lakes.
Why?
It's NOAA. Of course it's NOAA.
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It is incredible — the blind spots you develop when you’ve never, ever been poor.
Trump claims that food stamps "puts the country in jeopardy. People that are able-bodied can do a job, they leave their job because they figure they can pick this up, it's easier."
November 11, 2025 at 12:34 AM
It is incredible — the blind spots you develop when you’ve never, ever been poor.
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The Trump administration continued Monday to press the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn lower court decisions requiring the federal government pay for full SNAP benefits, even as Congress appeared to approach an end to the record-breaking government shutdown, reports @fischler.bsky.social.
Shutdown battle ebbs, but Trump won’t give up trying to withhold full SNAP benefits • West Virginia Watch
The Trump administration continued Monday to press the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn lower court decisions requiring the government pay full SNAP benefits.
westvirginiawatch.com
November 11, 2025 at 12:25 AM
The Trump administration continued Monday to press the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn lower court decisions requiring the federal government pay for full SNAP benefits, even as Congress appeared to approach an end to the record-breaking government shutdown, reports @fischler.bsky.social.
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Today I wrote about Zohran Mamdani's historic win, the energizing power of holding to shared principles of decency, and a taxonomy of the endlessly intertwined relationship between shame and vision. www.the-reframe.com/the-extraord...
The Extraordinary Power of Standing For Something
Winning by creating vision in the positive space of shared standards, and expertly negotiating the negative space of shame.
www.the-reframe.com
November 9, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Today I wrote about Zohran Mamdani's historic win, the energizing power of holding to shared principles of decency, and a taxonomy of the endlessly intertwined relationship between shame and vision. www.the-reframe.com/the-extraord...
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"What these pundits are nudging us to do, ever so politely, is accept that women, in the main, are accustomed to being a little degraded, a little underpaid and ignored and dampened in their ambitions, in ways that men are not and never will be."
DING DING DING
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November 10, 2025 at 4:07 PM
"What these pundits are nudging us to do, ever so politely, is accept that women, in the main, are accustomed to being a little degraded, a little underpaid and ignored and dampened in their ambitions, in ways that men are not and never will be."
DING DING DING
DING DING DING
How's that going?
The health insurance Marketplace is open. Americans, who are already facing a cost of living crisis, are seeing drastically higher, unaffordable premiums. With millions of people counting on us, it’s time to extend these tax credits.
November 10, 2025 at 5:13 PM
How's that going?
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@shaheen.senate.gov's daughter
Improving health care has been the cause of my life. It’s why I am running for congress. So I cannot support this deal when Speaker Johnson refuses to even allow a vote to extend health care tax credits. My statement:
November 10, 2025 at 5:09 PM
@shaheen.senate.gov's daughter