For all those still feeling the moon joy—Artemis II was brought to you by public schools and publicly funded science. Copy that! 👩‍🚀🚀💕 *All four astronauts went to public schools!

Yearly Fuchs lab picnic 🧺 🌳

I have watched this interview several dozen times, and not only is it one of the best interviews with a scientist I know, but given our times, it might be one of the most important interviews ever. Sagan saw our predicament so clearly and eloquently. charlierose.com/videos/9094

Things I wish more people knew about doing science in the US (thread):

Today we celebrate the women of @wiseRockefeller and all #WomenInScience. Happy #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience to all!

I know, I know... HHS freezes are occupying our attention. Please free up a little bandwidth for this: nature.com/articles/d41586-0… NASA FOUND AN ASTEROID WITH ALL 5 NUCLEOBASES & 14 L-AMINO ACIDS!! WAIT, THERE'S MORE: THE ASTEROID CONTAINS NEARLY EQUAL AMOUNTS OF D-AMINO ACIDS!

My home country Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 NO cervical cancer cases detected in vaccinated women following HPV immunisation! None! Zero! What a stunning achievement ! The HPV vaccine ie a modern medical miracle!

We are excited to announce that we will be collecting menstrual products to donate to The Cycle Alliance Period Pantry at the Brooklyn Heights Library. 💜 The Cycle Alliance is a group that advocates for access to menstrual hygiene products in prisons, homeless shelters...👇

Join us in the CRC lobby on December 11th from 3pm-7pm for our annual holiday bake sale to benefit @BttmlessClstNYC, a non-profit organization that empowers women by offering professional development tools and clothing to those in need 🧑‍🎄🎄

For Svetlana Mojsov, who published key papers on the GLP-1 receptor while at MGH in the 1980s, the Lasker prize caps a mind-bending change of fortune, as she told Science in a Q and A. science.org/content/article/…

Emily in Paris is actually a show for geniuses. If you don’t like it maybe you just don’t get what it’s trying to accomplish. And trust me…things are being accomplished

Our latest paper is out in @Nature! Hair follicle stem cells activate phagocytosis to clear apoptotic neighbours and maintain homeostasis👇🏼 Shout-out to Katie Stewart and everyone involded for the great work 👏🏼 nature.com/articles/s41586-0…

Last month, we had the opportunity to host Dr. Petra Moser, Professor of Economics at New York University, for our #WISeRSpringLecture! 💜 She gave an amazing and thought-provoking talk about the Innovation Gender Gap and Talent Allocation in STEM 👩‍🔬 Thank you for joining us! ☺️

Grateful to start the summer in Italy, first in Sardinia at the ENII Advanced Immunology Summer School and then exploring Rome w/@JanaBilanovic. Feeling lucky to have met such amazing people and for the opportunity to share my research with the international scientific community!

Wrapping up a wonderful week in Italy at the 17th ENII Summer School on Advanced Immunology! Presented our work, learned so much and met fantastic colleagues from around the world! 🧬☀️ Returning to lab inspired and excited! ☺️

Last month I was delighted to give my third Insight Lecture at @RockefellerUniv on how data can help design effective, lasting repairs to democracy. A major theme: pivot points, where focused citizen action can make the most difference. Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=vw2af4HK…

Happy International Women's Day from the WISeR Board! 💜👑 We are very excited to announce our first ever "NYC-wide Women in Science Networking Social" in collaboration with groups from institutions all around NYC! 👉Join us on 3/12 at 6:30pm in Faculty Club, RSVP please! 💜😊

Historically, much of the gender gap in earnings could be explained by differences in education and occupational choices. However, 2023 economic sciences laureate Claudia Goldin showed that the bulk of this earnings difference is now between men and women in the same occupation, and that it largely arises with the birth of the first child. Goldin was awarded the prize for advancing our understanding of women’s role in the labour market. She has given us a deeper understanding of the factors that affect women’s opportunities in the labour market. #IWD2024

Join us for our next #MentorLunch with Dr. Mandë Holford, Professor at Hunter College -CUNY- with scientific appointments at The American Museum of Natural History and Weill Cornell Medicine! RSVP using the QR code, as always, lunch will be provided! 😊 Hope to see you there!