Molly Sharlach
@mollysharlach.bsky.social
#SciComm at #princetonengineering
Microbiology Ph.D.
Exploring the intersection of science, tech and society
Microbiology Ph.D.
Exploring the intersection of science, tech and society
#STEM researchers solve nature's mysteries and tackle thorny problems, but landing a faculty position to do this work needn't be mysterious and thorny! #PrincetonEngineering invites grad students and postdocs to its online, yearlong Pathways into the Academy Program: tinyurl.com/ymehynma
Princeton Engineering - Pathways into the Academy Program boosts success of applicants for STEM faculty positions
Like many researchers, Marien Simeni wanted to be a professor. As an associate research physicist at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, he had
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February 5, 2025 at 2:54 PM
#STEM researchers solve nature's mysteries and tackle thorny problems, but landing a faculty position to do this work needn't be mysterious and thorny! #PrincetonEngineering invites grad students and postdocs to its online, yearlong Pathways into the Academy Program: tinyurl.com/ymehynma
It was fascinating and sobering to talk with Prof. Ramaswami and her team for this story -- the rising level of heat in many cities is dangerous, and smart solutions require better information.
By better understanding the heat stress experienced by people living in Delhi and Chennai, India, Anu Ramaswami
is helping to guide the climate action plans of cities who will bear many of the burdens of a warming planet. #EQuadNews
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is helping to guide the climate action plans of cities who will bear many of the burdens of a warming planet. #EQuadNews
bit.ly/40sidKR
Princeton Engineering - Measuring the human impacts of extreme heat to guide cities’ climate action plans
Last May, Neha Agarwal returned to her home city of Delhi, India, to initiate a Princeton study measuring human exposure to extreme heat. Stepping out of
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January 22, 2025 at 8:11 PM
It was fascinating and sobering to talk with Prof. Ramaswami and her team for this story -- the rising level of heat in many cities is dangerous, and smart solutions require better information.
I got to write about my old research topic, #plantimmunity! New research shows soil bacteria make an enzyme that helps plants balance immunity with growth. Study led by Prof. Jonathan Conway, postdocs Samuel Eastman and Ting Jiang, and Kaeli Ficco of Princeton's Class of 2024 tinyurl.com/4nz8j6cd
Princeton Engineering - These bacteria perform a trick that could keep plants healthy
To stay healthy, plants balance the energy they put into growing with the amount they use to defend against harmful bacteria. The mechanisms behind this
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January 2, 2025 at 5:13 PM
I got to write about my old research topic, #plantimmunity! New research shows soil bacteria make an enzyme that helps plants balance immunity with growth. Study led by Prof. Jonathan Conway, postdocs Samuel Eastman and Ting Jiang, and Kaeli Ficco of Princeton's Class of 2024 tinyurl.com/4nz8j6cd