CY9770
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Great to see these two sit together talking about the importance of medical research and vaccine. We still have common ground, isn’t it? Then Senator Cassidy said the tax subsidy only affected 7% of the population. It is not worthwhile to shut down the government for just 7% population…
November 9, 2025 at 2:30 AM
Great to see these two sit together talking about the importance of medical research and vaccine. We still have common ground, isn’t it? Then Senator Cassidy said the tax subsidy only affected 7% of the population. It is not worthwhile to shut down the government for just 7% population…
It is university’s fault, researcher’s fault, previous administration’s fault, not my fault.
June 10, 2025 at 2:50 PM
It is university’s fault, researcher’s fault, previous administration’s fault, not my fault.
Summit park is the crown jewel of Blue Ash.
Cincinnati Children’s hospital is the crown jewel of Cincinnati.
NIH is the crown jewel of the United States.
What is the crown jewel of Ohio? This is missing.
Cincinnati Children’s hospital is the crown jewel of Cincinnati.
NIH is the crown jewel of the United States.
What is the crown jewel of Ohio? This is missing.
May 9, 2025 at 10:18 PM
Summit park is the crown jewel of Blue Ash.
Cincinnati Children’s hospital is the crown jewel of Cincinnati.
NIH is the crown jewel of the United States.
What is the crown jewel of Ohio? This is missing.
Cincinnati Children’s hospital is the crown jewel of Cincinnati.
NIH is the crown jewel of the United States.
What is the crown jewel of Ohio? This is missing.
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The Cincinnati chapter of Citizens Climate Lobby is sponsoring Cincinnati’s “Stand Up for Science”. Friday March 7 from noon to 1:00 at Washington Park. Join us! Invite your friends!
March 3, 2025 at 3:55 PM
The Cincinnati chapter of Citizens Climate Lobby is sponsoring Cincinnati’s “Stand Up for Science”. Friday March 7 from noon to 1:00 at Washington Park. Join us! Invite your friends!
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As much as everything is awful and horrifying, having someone make me laugh is wonderful. Thanks @brau1io.bsky.social.
March 4, 2025 at 12:49 AM
As much as everything is awful and horrifying, having someone make me laugh is wonderful. Thanks @brau1io.bsky.social.
Thank you for your dedication and passion for the humanity, Dr. Collins.
Francis Collins, longtime NIH director with bipartisan bona fides*, retires as of yesterday.
He returned to NIH in 2023 to focus on research in his own lab, in the NIH in-house intramural research campus.
His letter seems to imply he wasn’t ready to leave. NIH is being torn down. 1/🧪 #academicsky
He returned to NIH in 2023 to focus on research in his own lab, in the NIH in-house intramural research campus.
His letter seems to imply he wasn’t ready to leave. NIH is being torn down. 1/🧪 #academicsky
March 1, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Thank you for your dedication and passion for the humanity, Dr. Collins.
Five things I did last week.
1. Submit critiques for study section on time.
2. Had a mentor-mentee meeting with mentees from Europe and US.
3. Found interesting mutations in a patient with mysterious liver disease.
4. Prepared JIT as requested by PO.
5. Counting apoptosis cells from 144 wells.
1. Submit critiques for study section on time.
2. Had a mentor-mentee meeting with mentees from Europe and US.
3. Found interesting mutations in a patient with mysterious liver disease.
4. Prepared JIT as requested by PO.
5. Counting apoptosis cells from 144 wells.
February 23, 2025 at 1:22 AM
Five things I did last week.
1. Submit critiques for study section on time.
2. Had a mentor-mentee meeting with mentees from Europe and US.
3. Found interesting mutations in a patient with mysterious liver disease.
4. Prepared JIT as requested by PO.
5. Counting apoptosis cells from 144 wells.
1. Submit critiques for study section on time.
2. Had a mentor-mentee meeting with mentees from Europe and US.
3. Found interesting mutations in a patient with mysterious liver disease.
4. Prepared JIT as requested by PO.
5. Counting apoptosis cells from 144 wells.
First they cut the research funding. Now they cut the event for patients, families, and healthcare providers to raise awareness and support each other.
February 22, 2025 at 7:27 PM
First they cut the research funding. Now they cut the event for patients, families, and healthcare providers to raise awareness and support each other.
FaceTime my Dad in Shanghai this morning. I told him what happened with the US. He said but democracy and science are what make America great. My 77 year old Dad doesn’t speak English. He may not understand how my zebrafish research can lead to cure for liver disease, but he gets this.
February 10, 2025 at 2:52 AM
FaceTime my Dad in Shanghai this morning. I told him what happened with the US. He said but democracy and science are what make America great. My 77 year old Dad doesn’t speak English. He may not understand how my zebrafish research can lead to cure for liver disease, but he gets this.
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I have a confession
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I was an “overhead cost”.
I was a beaker washer, agar plate pourer, research secretary. I was paid by “overhead cost” fees. Loved it.
Those “overhead cost” jobs allowed this rural kid to become a physician.
Please tag how #OverheadCostJob impact u.
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I was an “overhead cost”.
I was a beaker washer, agar plate pourer, research secretary. I was paid by “overhead cost” fees. Loved it.
Those “overhead cost” jobs allowed this rural kid to become a physician.
Please tag how #OverheadCostJob impact u.
February 9, 2025 at 1:08 AM
I have a confession
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.
.
I was an “overhead cost”.
I was a beaker washer, agar plate pourer, research secretary. I was paid by “overhead cost” fees. Loved it.
Those “overhead cost” jobs allowed this rural kid to become a physician.
Please tag how #OverheadCostJob impact u.
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I was an “overhead cost”.
I was a beaker washer, agar plate pourer, research secretary. I was paid by “overhead cost” fees. Loved it.
Those “overhead cost” jobs allowed this rural kid to become a physician.
Please tag how #OverheadCostJob impact u.
I am having a really hard time reviewing grants for an incoming NIH study section. All the hours I put in reviewing them, no matter how good they are, will any of them even get funded? These brilliant ideas, potential new therapies, can be easily slaughtered. I can’t and will not give up though.
February 8, 2025 at 2:30 PM
I am having a really hard time reviewing grants for an incoming NIH study section. All the hours I put in reviewing them, no matter how good they are, will any of them even get funded? These brilliant ideas, potential new therapies, can be easily slaughtered. I can’t and will not give up though.
From my six year old daughter. Her dream and a portrait of MLK. Wish everyone a bright day today.
February 6, 2025 at 12:48 PM
From my six year old daughter. Her dream and a portrait of MLK. Wish everyone a bright day today.
In the middle of an ice storm right now.
February 6, 2025 at 12:43 AM
In the middle of an ice storm right now.
Last November, I was attending the NIDDK corner at AASLD to talk to their director and my PO. My R01 was scored at the 1st percentile just a couple of weeks prior. I told the person next to me that I had this unsettling feeling. He said not worry. Now I know why I felt that way. I was right…
February 5, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Last November, I was attending the NIDDK corner at AASLD to talk to their director and my PO. My R01 was scored at the 1st percentile just a couple of weeks prior. I told the person next to me that I had this unsettling feeling. He said not worry. Now I know why I felt that way. I was right…
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I was at the first March for Science. Was amazing and positive-focused. We have real agency! Speak up is the first step. Action is critical for impact however. Hitting likes and reposts (like this one!) should just be a first step.
If you can, do something, speak up and act up. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Scientists as political advocates
Science, both teaching and doing, is under attack. The recent US presidential election of a person and platform with anti-science bias exemplifies this. The study of climate processes and patterns and...
www.science.org
February 3, 2025 at 4:35 AM
I was at the first March for Science. Was amazing and positive-focused. We have real agency! Speak up is the first step. Action is critical for impact however. Hitting likes and reposts (like this one!) should just be a first step.
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Academic Skyers: I am compiling a list of policies and statements from various universities about how they are handling the "pause" in terms of stopping expenditures (or not).
Please respond to this post with your institution and materials.
THANK YOU!
Please respond to this post with your institution and materials.
THANK YOU!
January 28, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Academic Skyers: I am compiling a list of policies and statements from various universities about how they are handling the "pause" in terms of stopping expenditures (or not).
Please respond to this post with your institution and materials.
THANK YOU!
Please respond to this post with your institution and materials.
THANK YOU!
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How it feels to be working on a grant application right now.
a sign that says " what is even happening " next to a dumpster
ALT: a sign that says " what is even happening " next to a dumpster
media.tenor.com
January 28, 2025 at 8:33 PM
How it feels to be working on a grant application right now.
Buckle up!
New: Trump officials have paused all external communications at health agencies like CDC, FDA, NIH.
No health alerts and the famed MMWRs; no updates to key websites or social media posts.
And no indication how long the pause will last.
With @rachelroubein.bsky.social + Lena Sun.
No health alerts and the famed MMWRs; no updates to key websites or social media posts.
And no indication how long the pause will last.
With @rachelroubein.bsky.social + Lena Sun.
Trump officials pause health agencies’ communications, citing review
The agencies are charged with making decisions that touch the lives of every American and are the source of crucial information to health-care providers.
www.washingtonpost.com
January 22, 2025 at 2:17 AM
Buckle up!
Spot this at Padres guest team locker room. Well said.
November 19, 2024 at 12:56 AM
Spot this at Padres guest team locker room. Well said.
In San Diego play minigolf - attend liver meeting.
November 15, 2024 at 4:00 PM
In San Diego play minigolf - attend liver meeting.