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A very well reported and nuanced piece on the challenges of COVID-19 vaccines pnas.org/content/early/2020/…
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A tiger at the Bronx Zoo tested positive for the novel coronavirus—and six other big cats are exhibiting symptoms consistent with the illness on.natgeo.com/3aK1qI4
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Life in the Antarctic doesn’t come easy for macaroni penguins
Macaroni Penguins | Wild_Life: Resurrection Island
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Prelim talk by Eric Gulson (advisor @winger_ben) starting now! Via BlueJeans online. His family is watching from Mexico — silver linings.
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Years of underfunding and a crucial laboratory mistake led to weeks of delay—and the virus’s undetected spread on.natgeo.com/2ynpylL
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Lecturer Phil Christman (@phil_christman) writes on how the Midwest became a symbol of what’s ordinary, wholesome and practical — and why this idea endures. Read the full article here: myumi.ch/2Dm1e via @voxdotcom
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Atlantic puffins live most of their lives at sea, but this one made a friend on land 😍
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How has your summer research experience been impacted by the #COVID19 pandemic?
#UndergradInTheLab #UndergradResearch
#REU
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Share your best photo of you in your online SLC Study Group or Tutoring Session as a reply to this Tweet. We’re giving out prizes for the most liked photos!
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I switched my @umichLSA @UMich_MCDB class to reading #CoV2 and #COVID19 papers and pre-prints.
I removed quizzes and gave the students absolute control over their learning.
It’s been my best teaching experience in 5 years. Amazing participation and questions. I’m so thankful
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Looking for great reading material during these unusual times? Try EEB’s research features during your next coffee break. Recent stories on bats’ white nose syndrome, monarch butterflies’ green pharmacy & super urinator fish effects on ecosystem health myumi.ch/VP5jW
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Rebecca Cunningham, an emergency medicine physician whose research addresses critical issues ranging from firearm violence to opioid abuse, has been appointed @UMich vice president for research. #UMichRegents @StrohCunningham #URecord: myumi.ch/v20bP

ALT Image of newly appointed U-M Vice President for Research, Dr. Rebecca Cunningham and her quote, “Research plays a critical role in addressing the most important issues that we as a society face. We will continue to work together across disciplines to advance knowledge, solve challenging societal problems, and create new products and services that enhance quality of life.”
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Good news: The Ann Arbor, MI community has answered the call. There have been many donations of PPE to @umichmedicine @UMichMedAdmiss and we continue to receive more. #medtwitter #MedStudentTwitter
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Very good news.
Korea developed the 10 minute Covid-19 diagnostic kit and is now ramping up production. They plan to export 300.000 test-kits per week .
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We are in awe of the generosity of the community today, the first day of our donation drive to collect gear to protect our patients & staff during #COVID19.
224 cars, 2 bikes and 5 families on foot brought donations today.
Keep it coming.
Here’s how: uofmhealth.org/news/archive/…
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Number of positive coronavirus cases jumps to 80 in Michigan freep.com/story/news/local/m… via @freep
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More school closings. Restaurant and bar closings. Theater and sports closings.
What should be open? Your mind, as you read this explanation of why these anti-#COVID19 #socialdistancing measures could help all of us: healthblog.uofmhealth.org/we…
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.@UMichStudents, we need your help to prevent #COVID19 from spreading. Gathering socially in dense groups is not safe. Please avoid large groups and confined spaces this weekend and in celebrating #StPatricksDay. We can lead by being responsible. #GoBlue!
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"Slowing and spreading out the tidal wave of cases will save lives. Flattening the curve keeps society going." nyti.ms/2U5v0R9
























