@EmRobitschek

Former cancer researcher and computational biologist, currently working on how AI can enable equitable patient-centered care and local government capacity.

Joined April 2013
  • Tweets33
  • Following221
  • Followers40
1Media
Emily Robitschek retweeted
Partners In Health@PIH21 Jan 2017
The women we've met are the backbone of health care in communities around the world. We're proud to stand beside them every step of the way.
13
1
31
@David_L_Stern what do you think? xitter.cf/bbcworldservice/status…
BBC World Service
@bbcworldservice14 Dec 2016
Scientists think viruses could evolve to be less aggressive in men than women. bbc.in/2hNo3zt
1
Si visitan la página de @ElGatoyLaCaja van a encontrar muchas ideas para resolver el tema de los regalos para estas fiestas... ;-)
1
6
Emily Robitschek retweeted
NIH
@NIH5 Dec 2016
#NIH is honored to host world-renowned cellist @YoYo_Ma for the Annual J. Edward Cultural Lecture @NIHWALS today.
1
28
1
48
Tissue damage is key for cell reprogramming bit.ly/2gkFDdh New insights into the reprogramming process published @sciencemagazine
8
2
6
Brain-spine interface rapidly restores weight-bearing locomotion in monkeys with spinal cord injury: go.nature.com/2eVWrqW #NMedHighlight
63
7
48
Interesting examination of identity in our interconnected world. Clinging to Our ‘Roots’ nyti.ms/1Z7NPOy

Opinion | Clinging to Our ‘Roots’ (Published 2016)

Identifying with your cultural origins isn’t what it used to be.

nytimes.com
1
Emily Robitschek retweeted
Maria Popova
@themarginalian24 May 2016
“Wholeness does not mean perfection: it means embracing brokenness as an integral part of life.” Wonderful read brainpickings.org/2014/11/03…
71
103
Want tips on what YOU can do for #GlobalGoals? 2016 is the Year of Living Sustainably! bit.ly/1oxK6x3
2
21
21
Emily Robitschek retweeted
Maria Popova
@themarginalian12 May 2016
Perhaps the greatest human freedom is that we get to choose our vantage point—some are more full of life than others
5
180
282
Emily Robitschek retweeted
Harvard University
@Harvard23 Mar 2016
Explore the causes and consequences of inequality in the U.S., explained by Harvard experts hvrd.me/Z4CWj
10
150
1
211
Wow: Each person has over 60,000 miles of blood vessels, enough to circumnavigate the world twice #heart #fact
2
184
140
Emily Robitschek retweeted
HHMI
@hhmi_science16 Mar 2016
Janelia Research Campus Adds Neuronal Cell Biology Program eepurl.com/bUoFTH
8
8
Siddhartha Mukherjee on cancer documentary, Tyler Jaks on CRISPR, cancer models! #AACR2015 kick off #AACR #endcancer
Emily Robitschek retweeted
Maria Popova
@themarginalian26 Feb 2015
"This world would not be satisfying unless one person were allowed to express gratitude and thanks to another.” YES buff.ly/1BetldP
2
18
32
Worrying public health news from Saudi. Hope that adequate and considerate response is mounted so ppl can stay safe! nytimes.com/2015/02/24/world…

Saudi Arabia: U.N. Experts Criticize Response to MERS Virus as Inadequate (Published 2015)

Saudi Arabia has not done enough to investigate and control the deadly Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome, United Nations health experts said Monday.

nytimes.com
Jon Stewart's humorous analogy for the measles outbreak in the US. facebook.com/video.php?v=101…

1.5M views · 1.8K reactions | Jon takes on the recent measles...

Jon takes on the recent measles resurgence in last night's episode: http://on.cc.com/1CZ25Qx

facebook.com
Emily Robitschek retweeted
TED Talks
@TEDTalks18 Jan 2015
"Why are so many people striving to be normal? Why are people pouring their brilliant, individual light into a mold?" t.ted.com/AlYUrz0

How autism freed me to be myself

“People are so afraid of variety that they try to fit everything into a tiny little box with a specific label,” says 16-year-old Rosie King, who is bold, brash and autistic. She wants to know: Why is...

ted.com
27
389
467
One of this week’s best reads from @Pocket: Inside the Ebola Wars pocket.co/sDIxL (Richard Preston, @NewYorker)
Load more