Marissa Scavuzzo she/her

Marissa Scavuzzo she/her

@marissascavuzzo.bsky.social

Assistant Professor CWRUSOM in the Institute for Glial Sciences & HHMI Hanna Gray Faculty Fellow | Scientific Director at Rise Up | open science, equity, innovation scavuzzolab.org riseupnortheastohio.org

907 Followers 523 Following 306 Posts Joined Nov 2024
18 hours ago

Press release here and I guess on the other place that I am not on:

www.businesswire.com/news/home/20...

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18 hours ago

Grateful for support from @glialsciences.bsky.social, @hhmi-science.bsky.social, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the Hartwell Foundation, @simonsfoundation.org, & NYSCF, along with mentors, collaborators, colleagues, & friends.

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18 hours ago

Thankful to all of the genuinely curious, intrinsically motivated members of our group who drive change inside and outside of the lab.

It is their hard work and innovation that builds the foundation for continued investments like this; not possible without them. I am so lucky to lead this group!

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Marissa Scavuzzo — Pershing Square Philanthropies Pershing Square Philanthropies - we bet on innovative leaders solving humanity’s big societal, environmental, and health challenges.

Thrilled to share that the Scavuzzo lab was awarded the 2026 MIND prize to support our fundamental work in understanding how homeostasis is regulated by the gut’s nervous system! See more details here:

pershingsquarephilanthropies.org/prize-winner...

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Or food era (digestion!)

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Entering my pop art era

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Workplace Slack is going off over this (screenshot). I'm sure everyone else trying to use the HPC will be happy too.

We will implement ASAP!!!!! Send our thanks to coauthors

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Ambient RNA & barcode swapping is a serious issue in single-cell genomics. Tools such as CellBender, scAR, DecontX & SoupX. We have developed CellSweep which is faster (in some cases by a lot) and much more accurate. Extensively tested and benchmarked. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... 1/

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Omg !!!!!

Finally something to reduce the computational load of CellBender. Excited to try this out - great work to all involved!

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2 days ago

I love your writing!!!! ⛸️

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3 days ago
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(My French is bad but grammar intentionally wrong)

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3 days ago
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Least favorite two of the cohort but parks project wall expanding (x7!) nonetheless 🎨

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4 days ago

And I feel like I do a lot for my students…. I’m going to have nightmares about this!

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4 days ago

Biased but highly recommend!

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5 days ago

Congrats! The cytoskeleton stuff is so cool. Beautifully done

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5 days ago
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Congratulations @kateletai.bsky.social for passing her private defense today!!!!!

Good Friend Kate is a force of nature and a phenomenal scientist. We are excited but also sad for her to return to medical school 🙂🙃

Public defense on April 2 at 2pm in Wolstein 🎉

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5 days ago

Congratulations to David Ginty and Patrik Ernfors for receiving The Brain Prize! 🎉👏

You can help David celebrate at this conference:
www.janelia.org/you-janelia/...

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6 days ago

(To be clear we are not eating moldy bread, they are making conditioned plates for exposure to C. elegans for behavioral and molecular assays)

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6 days ago

@riseupneo.bsky.social

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6 days ago
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Can’t believe we have a scanning electron microscope now in our Rise Up classrooms!!!! 🤯

A fun morning with CMSD high school students visualizing fungi up close, making dilutions, and filtering for conditioned media experiments to answer their question, “what would happen if we ate moldy bread?”

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1 week ago
A line graph showing NSF grant awards made through 2/27/26 for fiscal year 2026 compared with grant awards for fiscal years 2021-2025.

NSF Update (Awards through 2/27/26)

Directorates to follow

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1 week ago

Now more than ever, you don't have to be cutting and pasting batshit posts that you have seen over on That Other Site and also, for fuck's sake, get off That Other Site, again, now more than ever

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1 week ago

I have had knowledge passed down to me through a whisper network of protection, women administrators and faculty looking out for me and other trainees.

I have always felt fortunate to have had those warnings. Just wish it wasn't necessary. And my heart breaks for the women who don't have them

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1 week ago

Training as a woman in science means closed door conversations about who to not rotate with, who to not collaborate with, who to not train with, who to avoid all together

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1 week ago

you don't want to hear how I wrote my dissertation 😂

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1 week ago

Fourteen, but 8 were like budget and stuff so only counting 6

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1 week ago

grant sent to collaborator at 2am
edited at 7am
submitted at 9am
✌️

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1 week ago

Follows a dosage curve, too much bourbon doesn’t work. Just enough to remove writing inhibitions

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1 week ago

well, I can't guarantee the writing is any good

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1 week ago

General writing process:

8am-4pm: at least 3 cups of coffee

4pm-6pm: stare off into space

6pm-9pm: hang out w/ family

9pm-10pm: stare off into space

10pm-11pm: listen to music, dance by myself

11pm: pour a glass of bourbon

11pm-4am: write full grant as a stream of consciousness

🤷🏻‍♀️

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