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RTI’s @MacMolecular had a paper recognized as the extramural paper of the month by @niehs. The paper summarized his work developing a new model to study how fine particulate matter exposure may lead to respiratory disease. Learn more ⬇️ factor.niehs.nih.gov/2024/5/…
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We would also like to acknowledge those leaders ending their current leadership roles : President, Brian Chorley - Senior Councilor, Jessica LaRocca - Postdoc Rep, Subham Dasgupta - Grad Rep, Courtney McClure. Thank you for your time and service!
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Thankful to be invited as the junior investigator for VPS! It was hard to follow the fantastic talk by @IrinaPetracheMD highlighting the importance of the microvascular endothelium.
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Are you interested in developing and applying primary multi-cellular in vitro systems for inhaled chemical research and testing? If so, I am hiring a ORISE postdoctoral fellow in my lab at the @EPA! More details below.
zintellect.com/Opportunity/D…
Are you getting the most protection for you and your family out of your mask? Find out how to you can focus on fit to maximize function and comfort.
med.unc.edu/pediatrics/2021/…
Thanks to @uncchildrens and @UNC_Health_Care for helping us get the message out!
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Want to learn a little more about how Delta differs from the 'original' COVID strain? Curious about how masks work and if yours even fits?? Check out this webinar to learn more! 🤔😷😊
Making the Most of Masking: Let's Focus on Fit! youtu.be/f-RK0L--YDQ via @YouTube
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Replying to @EvaVitucci @YouTube
Thanks for getting the message out! 👏 @McCulloughLab @Phillip_Clapp
I just wanted to share a short webinar that @evajwaller and I just put together showing easy ways to improve face mask function and comfort by focusing on fit.
bit.ly/MaskFitWebinar
Thanks to @UNC_Health_Care for sharing our webinar and poster on their #COVID19 site!
@NicolleDWallace and @SRuhle, thanks for your continued coverage of the challenges protecting our students and teachers as they return to school this fall. My wife and I have two young children and put this together to help people make the most of their masks.
Too much for one tweet...Thanks also to the mask fit webinar team, James Samet, @Phillip_Clapp, and Steven Prince!
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#2021SOT will take place Mar. 12–26, 2021! This virtual event will include the best of cutting-edge toxicology, world-class researchers, expert service providers, and a supportive community of friends and colleagues! Register now: toxicology.org/events/am/AM2…
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Undergrads, would you like to participate in SOT activities? Become an SOT Undergraduate Student Affiliate! There is no fee and you can retain this status until you graduate. Applications are accepted at any time: toxicology.org/groups/ug/aff…
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Grad students, please take this chance to tell NSF how you've been impacted by the pandemic. These types of surveys are often used to set new policies and mobilize resources to better support you. #gradschool #gradstudent
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Happening next Tuesday!
JAN 26 (12:-12:50pm) @M_LEEaD Integrated Health Sciences Core kicks off series on community engaged research w/ a presentation by Community Engagement Core & its Stakeholder Advocacy Board on environmental health priorities in SE Michigan, ongoing efforts to address them
This is a really sad indicator on the state of things. I hope that the vaccine roll out keeps picking up speed so we can stop seeing headlines like this. #masksonsleevesup 😷💉 cnn.com/2021/01/18/us/califo…
As we approach 400,000 COVID-related deaths in the US it’s worth noting that death isn’t the only “bad” outcome of COVID. apple.news/AdOTVenalQGKl-IlE…
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Once, in grad school I did an experiment that proved everything I had done for the preceding 1.5yrs was an abject failure. I'm obviously very lucky to have survived this setback but in some ways also lucky to have had it. Dealing w/ major failure is an invaluable learned skill.











