Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
We are hanging out with @GPurdy1 at booth 243 today talking science with #ABRCMS2022 attendees. The PBMS application deadline for Fall 2023 admission is Nov 14 and we have application fee waivers available for ABRCMS attendees. Stop by if you’re thinking about applying! 😊
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
Here @ABRCMS, @NSURPorg has THIRTEEN presenters. Go visit their posters so you can see some all virtual summer research projects! And ask them why virtual a project was needed. #nolabnoproblem #ABRCMS2022 #NSURP2022
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
We’re looking forward to meeting you at #ABRCMS2022. Stop by for a chat at booth 243 and pick up some Anaheim essentials: sunscreen, hand sanitizer and bandaids!
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
Hey there #ABRCMS2022 attendees! PBMS is currently accepting applications for Fall 2023 admission (Deadline: Nov 14). We have application fee waivers available for ABRCMS attendees, so please get in touch if you’re thinking about applying to our program 😊
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
PBMS is excited to head down to #ABRCMS2022 with
@GPurdy1 this week for science and networking with awesome students. Come visit us at Booth 243.
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
The hardest part of meeting students where they are at, is finding them. If you know anyone who can get the word to URM undergrads enrolled at US colleges/universities that could use a paid, virtual, summer STEM opportunity please email us at NSURP(at)arizona(dot)edu #NSURP2022
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
Know a student from an underrepresented group who's interested in a microbial science career? This #NationalMentoringMonth, we're bringing you the all-new ASM Future Leaders Mentoring Fellowship! Check for eligibility and apply by March 8. asm.social/pl
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
If you're attending #ABRCMS2021 and interested in pursuing graduate school as your next step, we’d love to talk with you about the PBMS PhD program at OHSU. We have our Zoom room open today 2:45-3:30 (ET)!
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
Hey there #ABRCMS2021 attendees! PBMS is currently accepting applications for Fall 2022 admission (Deadline: Nov 22). We have application fee waivers available for ABRCMS attendees, so please get in touch if you’re thinking about applying to our program 😊
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
DYK Washington is one of the top states in the country for genetic sequencing of #COVID19 cases? That's important for helping our state track which variants are spreading the fastest. Geoff Melly is one of the scientists doing this crucial work.
#InItTogether #AllHandsOnDeck
Thanks to all the former and current members of Team Purdy. Could not have done it without then and it wouldn’t have been as much fun!
Congratulations to @GPurdy1 on her promotion to full professor in @ohsummi. Testament to both her scientific accomplishments and leadership of the graduate program #WomenInSTEM
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Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
Nobody should ever have to apologize for choosing to leave academia.
That’s it. That’s the tweet.
Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
Want to work with our talented chemistry group on TB drug discovery? Check out a post-doc position available now at SCRI.
Fellow - PhD, Research (#Seattle, Washington) #job social.icims.com/viewjob/pt1…
A hypothesis: Hitting the unsubscribe button actually signs you up for the distribution list of an additional 10 fake journals and 20 companies that sell peptides/antibodies/oligos for cheap.
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Dr. Georgiana Purdy retweeted
For #NSURP2021, students are GETTING PAID! Thanks to major funding by @NSF and @uarizona, NSURP will be a full-time, 8-week, $600/wk program for microbiology & computational immunology. Apps for mentors and mentees will be available at NSURP.org starting April 12th.
Am I missing something? Angst about vaccine passports? These yellow booklets are not new. I have had one since birth overseas (not telling how many moons ago). It tells you about my cholera, BCG, hepatitis, typhoid and yellow fever vaccines. My immune system is ready, try me...
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2021 to 2020: Hold my beer.
We're monitoring four people for Ebola who recently visited Guinea and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Regions in each of these countries are currently experiencing outbreaks of Ebola virus disease. There is low risk for people in Oregon.
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