Postdoctoral researcher at Yale University . Tweets do not reflect the opinions of Yale.

Joined April 2014
I have moved over to Bluesky for my academic postings. Come join the conversation and find me at hmgeorges
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Check out our most recent review on predictors of inflammation-mediated preterm birth! I had a lot of fun and learned a lot with this one; reaching out past my comfort zone and into the clinical world. journals.physiology.org/doi/…
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Hanah Georges, PhD, MS retweeted
Looking to recruit a motivated Postdoctoral scientist #ReproductiveImmunology #WomensHealthResearch postdocs.yale.edu/postdoctor…
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I had a blast at #sri2023 and can’t wait to see everyone in Canada for #sri2024 ! Keep on advancing the field with amazing research! - @vmabrahams @MancyTong
Great talk by @Hanahm1 on the discovery of miR-146a-3p as a novel endogenous DAMP in PTB! #SRI2023 👏👏
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Hanah Georges, PhD, MS retweeted
Great talk by @Hanahm1 on the discovery of miR-146a-3p as a novel endogenous DAMP in PTB! #SRI2023 👏👏
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Hey #SRI2023 ! Do microRNAs have pro inflammatory roles in LPS models of chorioamnionitis? Come find out at my 11:45 am talk in the Reproductive Biology III session (P9). @SRIWomensHealth
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Dr. Mancy Tong had an amazing talk on viral effects on decidualization and fetal growth. #SRI2023 @SRIWomensHealth @MancyTong @vmabrahams
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What a great #sri2023 opening lecture from Dr. Sing Sing Way @babiesresearch on how reproductive immunology relates to Apollo 11. @SRIWomensHealth
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The #SRI2023 70th annual meeting started off wonderfully with some great career development workshops and stellar satellite meetings. The future of women’s health and PTB prevention is bright! @SRIWomensHealth
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Hanah Georges, PhD, MS retweeted
Researchers, including @vmabrahams, found exposure to #Prozac provoked inflammatory response in the amniotic sac – a possible explanation for higher risk of #pretermbirth in mothers on #SRI antidepressants during #pregnancy. buff.ly/3j937I1
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Hanah Georges, PhD, MS retweeted
Notice of Intent to Publish a Funding Opportunity Announcement for Centers of Excellence in Maternal Health Research dlvr.it/SRYsbb
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Hanah Georges, PhD, MS retweeted
This time of year is always bittersweet as we say good luck to some departing lab members: Daisy Leon-Martinez who is joining the MFM division's faculty at UCSF, Christina Lindsay who is starting her medical education at Duke, and Maya Wilcox who is staying on at Yale for her MPH
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What happens when a uterus is exposed to antiphospholipids and over-decidualizes? Find out in this news article from Yale highlighting the detrimental effects of an over achieving (or ova-achieving, sorry @OvaAchiever_ couldn’t help myself) uterus.
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An open access award? Awesome!! My brother is crushing it while promoting public access to science.
Just got the #OpenAccess champion of the month award from @coschoolofmines - It’s a trophy with a dude breaking free of paywall chains 💪! I’m using funding from the award to pay the apc to @geosociety for @WylieWalker’s paper 🙌 I have to pass it on next month, who’s next?! 😤
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Through "serendipitous observations", intralipid therapy has been associated with immunosuppression. Kumar et al. perform a meta analysis to answer a controversial question; can intralipid therapy help those with recurrent pregnancy loss? Check it out! #reproduction #immunology
"The presence of abnormal uterine natural killer (uNK) cells needs more study as a target marker to determine those who could benefit." Read the full article by Parijot Kumar, Kevin Marron , and Conor Harrity ow.ly/eBv830rVr11
Hanah Georges, PhD, MS retweeted
A study in @NatImmunol shows that mouse fathers who have overcome an infection pass along an improved immune response to their descendants. go.nature.com/3aWOz7e
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Hanah Georges, PhD, MS retweeted
Thanks so much to everyone for suggesting some books, I've popped them here: avidresearch.com.au/bookList… I feel like there's a lack of representation from the amazing Geologists, Medical Researchers and Synchrotron/Nuclear people who I know are lurking here...
Is there a book you'd recommend to non-STEM professionals that you feel represents your field well? Fiction or Non-fiction, just accessible reading!
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