Immunologist interested in how lipid synthetic events dictate macrophage function during disease.
Shreveport, LA
Joined March 2017
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One of the greatest honors as a mentor is to call a graduate student Doctor for the first time. With that I am proud to announce Dr. Temitayo Bamgbose passed his private defense. Congrats @Temi_sci
The Woolard Lab is Hiring: There is an open Post-Doc position to work on an NIH-Funded project investigating Lipin-1, macrophage Function, and atherosclerosis. #PostDocOpportunity #ScienceJobs #ResearchOpportunity.
Please Apply: lsuhsc.edu/shv/CareerOpportu…
My sons thinks the most Canadian thing you can do is go to Tim Hortons. So to make home happy had to get Tim Hortons while in Montréal at #Cyto2023
Exciting new microscopy technique.
Please check out our latest work about: Unraveling cellular complexity with unlimited multiplexed super-resolution imaging.
#FLASHPAINT #DNAPAINT @YaleMed @YaleCellBio @bewersdorflab
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One of the smartest, kindest, most caring Scientist I have ever known. He will be missed.
@LSUHS_Micro is saddened to share the news of the passing of our esteemed colleague, Dr. Kenneth Peterson, who died from melanoma. We send all our love to his children, Philip, Emma, and Roger, their mother Grace, & all who loved him.
@LSUHS @LSUHS_PhD
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Any cardiovascular postdocs looking for a job? A tenure-track faculty position for cardiovascular research is open at LSU Health Shreveport. Excellent research infrastructure in a collaborative and supportive environment. Great place to start a lab.
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Are you interested in cardiovascular research? We have an 8-week National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NIHLBI) training program this summer that includes housing, travel and a $3,800 stipend.
*Application Deadline - February 12*
PHIIRE Program - Louisiana State University Health Shreveport: undergraduate summer research program in the area of immunology and host pathogen interactions. Career development also included. lsuhs.edu/departments/school…
It was an excellent time with all.
Great time hosting Virginia Miller followed by an excellent dinner with Martin Sapp and @docpsa3577.
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.@NIETteach is excited to welcome new team member April Woodard. We are looking forward to adding her TAP knowledge & expertise to a highly-skilled group of educators. Get ready because here she comes! #TheNIETway #TeamLouisiana #LouisianaProud – at Hammond, LA
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My proud mentor moment!! Pablo Maseda did exceptionally well and working with him was very easy, entertaining and rewarding. I always tell him, YOU'RE TOO GOOD TO BE A SOPHOMORE. I know you'll do great things and I will certainly miss you
Congrats Pablo
#scicomm #AcademicTwitter
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We did some cool stuff! Read about how we spatially resolved metabolites in human atherosclerotic plaques using MSI!
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@ErinHSeeley @UtMSImaging @ChadES22 @Lizzdenise @NabilRashdan @Dhananj5007 @LabRazani @oren_rom
To learn to celebrate all steps. R25 to fund our school's undergraduate PHIIRE program is submitted. 24 bio sketches and 20 letters of support. Herding cats would be easier. But it is in. Let's hope for fair reviews.
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To all the Ceramide experts out there, are N16:0 and C16 ceramides the same? If not, what’s the difference? Thanks!! @jlipidres
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The mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 were not developed overnight. In 2020 humanity reaped the benefits of decades of basic science research in at least four major disciplines that converged to give us these remarkably effective vaccines.
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