Professor passionate about student success & team science #firstgen #Brassica enthusiast walking Dogs of the Plant World
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PhD Student @ UW Genome Sciences
Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Genome Sciences at the University Washington
Population geneticist interested in evolutionary consequences of infectious disease for both hosts and pathogens, and everything single-cell!
PhD candidate at UW Genome Sciences in the Beliveau lab | chromatin biology, gene regulation, & tool development | he/him 🏳️🌈
Microbiology PhD student at University of Washington
Representing the University of Washington Huskies in the Pacific Northwest. Proud tradition, winning athletics, and innovation with our community.
Paleontologist. Developmental Biologist. Anatomist. Polar wanderer. Telling people that they are fish since 2008.
SDOH #EpiSky | Unequal Treatment #MedSky | #CardioSky 🫀 Health Equity
NIA F99/K00 Fellow
PhD Candidate, Population Health Sciences, Duke Med | 🌲Dartmouth ‘21 |
It doesn’t take an expert to demand evidence
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Postdoc and level 5 Plant Programmer 🧬
Engineering new types of flowers for art and education 🌹
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Tech worker 🖥️. Hobby Jogger (2:27 marathon/68:20 half). Community Builder 🎽. Propagandist for the sport of track and field. Pessimist by Intellect, Optimist by Will. 🏳️🌈. he/him. Somerville, MA 📍
Making it easier (& way more fun) to be a track and field fan. Stories and commentary about your favorite sport. https://citiusmag.com/
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UW Genome Sciences PhD candidate | point centromere evo & techdev | Dunham lab | she/her | opinions mine
The Department of Genome Sciences at The University of Washington
