hannahgreich.bsky.social
Asst Prof SUNY ESF + #newPI of the PhycoSymbiosis Lab. Fan of microalgae, cell culture & trace metals. Swammer, cat person, #NeurodiverseSquad 🧪🌊🪸🧫🐈🏊🏽♀️
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I don’t have a key to your office!
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Very neat! Stashing this away for next year’s rendition of cell bio. Our students enjoy learning quirky things about birds & archaea
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Noooooooo 😩
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This x 100000. Sending solidarity. Spending down startup feels like cooking in a toy kitchen rn.
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Happy NEAS week! See ya soon!
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… I did too
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newpislack.wordpress.com
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I had my ☹️ moment last week (IOS). Folks in the PUI channel of NewPI slack are curating a google sheet with data on when peeps applied/heard back over the past few years.
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Yay!! Thanks for making the trek to SYR!!
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"SICB condemns any measure that curbs the ability of SICB to broaden access and support inclusion within its meetings and activities, or the ability of SICB members to recruit strong, diverse teams within their laboratories and their institutions."
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somehow missed the #microsky hashtag!
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"Model" can be interpreted broadly but looking for taxa that:
1) have an active research community
2) some combo of a genome, life cycle, culture.
Right now we're considering organisms that already have extensive mutant libraries and/or CRISPR working in the system as "developed" models
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I’ll have a look!
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I second this!!!
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📌
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Of course! 🤓
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Would’ve never thought of those! Thanks for sharing!
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I'm interpretting emerging pretty flexible. Maybe a genome or (partial) life cycle. As long as there's a semi-active research community (don't want peeps picking an organism that isn't being published on).
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black fungi x2 on the list! thanks for sharing! we have lots of students interested in mycology
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very neat & on the list! thanks for sharing!
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wow that is an elegant research program 🤯
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Phyco forgives you
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Right now enrollment is at a whopping 77 (🫣) so I'm looking for 20-25 'emerging' model organisms to provide as options for the final project. 'Emerging' can be interpreted broadly and can include any phyla (the weirder the better).
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@cynthiabecker25.bsky.social 🪸🧫