A mom and a scholar - with a passion for host-pathogen interactions, Immunology education and inclusive pedagogy.
Minnesota, USA
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Planning for the Spring #ImmunoReach Symposia has begun! We will be meeting Fridays on Zoom at 4:00pm eastern for some engaging discussions with friendly immuno-educators. If you would like to share your innovations or ideas in a seminar this season, please let me know.
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New Lesson! Exploring Biological Variation and the Value of Natural History Collections Using an Online Lesson. Students participate in a museum curation project and and make a meaningful contribution to science beyond the classroom! Check it out here: doi.org/10.24918/cs.2024.33
And we all get to gain so much. Thank you for all your hard work towards putting this conference together.
I'm excited to speak at 2024 ASM Conference for Undergraduate Educators 2024asmcue.sched.com/event/1… #ASMCUE @sched
Yay! 🎉 This publication discusses the narrative and data behind the competencies and skills for undergraduate immunology education. Cheers to the #ImmunoReach team & thanks to all the survey, focus grp & interview participants who shared their insights.
journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
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The total mass, number, and distribution of immune cells in the human body
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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The distribution of ~ 2 trillion immune cells in the human body.
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📄New article by @Chantal_Donovan et al., showing harmful effects of maternal third-hand exposure to e-vapor causing long-lived effects on lung + bone marrow immune cell responses in offspring both baseline and in response to influenza infection 🐁🫁🦴🦠
journals.physiology.org/doi/…
Would you say that the extent of specificity for a ligand is different between innate and adaptive immunity receptors?
A new @qubeshub
#ImmunoReach #NSF resource on the block: An easy to implement data-based activity developed by
@CynthiaJDowns
which will allow students to draw conclusions about the role of immune cells in sickness behavior. qubeshub.org/publications/49…
A new @qubeshub #ImmunoReach resource on the block:
An easy to implement data-based activity developed by @CynthiaJDowns which will allow students to draw conclusions about the role of immune cells in sickness behavior. qubeshub.org/publications/49…
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In this #Immune I break down two immunology papers. One on microglia eating neurons and the other on mast cells capturing neutrophils and keeping them alive long enough to weaponize them! @BioProfBarker @profvrr @stephanielangel youtu.be/ruxepeCkdUg
Greetings educators,
If you are teaching atleast one stand-alone course in #immunology this semester, then please help one of our projects by sharing which immunology textbook(s) you adopted for your course. The one question form can be found here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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The #Immune team talks about how temperature affects bat antibodies and what that might have to do with how they broadly interact with antigens. @profvrr @stephanielangel @BioProfBarker youtu.be/js2Ne6Zrrfg?si=9GHX…
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Interested in promoting #healthjustice in #biomedicalresearch ? Check out this new course below!
Explore the social impacts of #BiomedicalResearch, both historical & current inequities, before developing an action plan to meaningful address these #SocialJustice gaps.
Open to all biomedical & social scientists, from students to working professionals.
online.colostate.edu/courses…
ALT Fall 2024 MIP580B7: Social Impacts of Biomedical Research, an three-credit online synchronous course offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 11:15 am mountain time via CSU Online and the Colorado State University Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology. Classes begin August 19, 2024. Decorative background image shows biomedical lab supplies on a counter with an individual scientist wearing a lab coat in the distance.
Excited to share this with all immunology educators and enthusiasts: If you teach immunology, as a stand-alone course or a topic in another course - then consider sharing your work. Submit your manuscript here @FrontEducation
We're thrilled to announce a new Research Topic: "Immunology Education: In the Classroom and Beyond."
Hosted by: Drs. Sumali Pandey, Thiru Vanniasinkam, Rebekah Taylor, Louis Justement, and Timothy Paustian
🔗fro.ntiers.in/rt65328
Let's elevate immunology education together!
Excited to be fully immersed in my training as #ASM’sMicro-Bio-LEAP Scholar at Atlanta today
Join us for today at 3 p.m. central for the last session: #ImmunoReach: Reflections and the Next Steps! The intent is to:
Zoom Link: minnstate.zoom.us/j/81360894…
