Nicole Carter

Can we all PLEASE take a moment to acknowledge that the new forbidden words include female, females, woman, and women which describe about half the population. But of course the words male or men are still allowed.

Am I to understand that this is a direct attempt to defeud women's health research?

All of the websites and databases that were built with YOUR tax dollars that are getting purged and dumped right now because somewhere in there was the word diverse or gender identity contains years of research and many millions of dollars that are being dumped down the drain.

I’m very excited to share that I am back in Boston and will be joining the Ana C Anderson lab at Brigham and Women’s/Harvard Medical School as a postdoc starting next week! I look forward to furthering my training and working at the intersection of cancer immunology and inflammatory disease

Review round: 2 Reviewer: 1 The authors are to be congratulated on doing such a sterling effort in addressing the issues identified. This is a signficant study that will be of great interest to the field.

<<< when the hard work pays off

Resharing for my new followers over here! Excited to connect with all of you

Hi! Would love to be added 🧬

So precious! 😍

Pizza and salad is truly an elite combination

I have long supported single payer healthcare but wow nothing will radicalize you like a horrible experience with private insurance

A cake topped with sticky apples and brown sugar.

Anyway, here’s an apple cake I baked yesterday. Hoping to connect with like-minded people and to rebuild my #ScienceTwitter community over here!

Outside of the lab, I am invested in leftist politics and reproductive justice. My hobbies include cooking, lifting weights, and becoming friends with every dog I meet.

Professionally, I am interested in all things #TCells! My PhD work uncovered a previously undescribed regulator of CD8 T cell function (paper coming soon 🙏🏻), and my postdoc work will examine T cell dysfunction in cancer.

Reintroducing myself over here! I am a recent graduate of the Biochemistry, Cellular, and Molecular Biology PhD program at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and soon-to-be postdoc at Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School.