Ellen Beswick retweeted
COVID exacerbated the gender inequities that exist in our workplace and society. We are at risk of losing an entire generation of women in academics. Outstanding work by @angiefagerlin @RebeccaKDelaney @UofUHealth @UofUPHS
A new #COVID19 publication from @UUtah researchers! Check it out: Experiences of a Health System's Faculty, Staff, and Trainees' Career Development, Work Culture, and Childcare Needs During the COVID-19 Pandemic pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3379… @UofUResearch @UofUHealth @UUHSResearch
Colon Cancer Awareness Month, wearing blue to support! Beswick Lab and collaborating labs, O'Connell Lab and Zhu lab (Utah State) @huntsmancancer @NeliMUlric @helops79 @ellenbeswick @UofU3i
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Lots of very productive and exciting discussions during the @huntsmancancer #GIretreat ! #HCIproud #PancreasCancerResearchGroup #NETs #PancreaticCancer #ColonCancer @firpo1618 @NeliMUlrich @ellenbeswick @VaiaFlorou @GarridoLagunaMD @SheetalHardikar @CKoptiuch – at Salt Lake City, UT
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Our latest COVID manuscript is now out implicating cytokine/soluble factor networks promoting vasculitis and stromal remodelling with some unexpected gender differences. Thanks to @RMP_Utah @ellenbeswick and others not on twitter for this!
jlb.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Clues to #COVID19 Complications Come from NET-like Inflammatory Response in @BloodJournal by #Utah researchers doi.org/10.1182/blood.202000…
@FrederikDenorme, @ccyost1, @EAMiddleton5, @megeblad, @ellenbeswick, @racampbell04, @RondinaLab, @bhanukanth55, @halfnoise, @AndyWeyrich
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Clues to COVID-19 Complications Come from NET-like Inflammatory Response - An overactive defense response may lead to increased blood clotting, disease severity, and death from COVID-19. healthcare.utah.edu/publicaf… via @UofUHealth
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Clues to COVID-19 Complications Come from NET-like Inflammatory Response - An overactive defense response may lead to increased blood clotting, disease severity, and death from COVID-19. @EAMiddleton5 @ccyost1 @UofUHealth
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Congrats to @ellenbeswick! The first woman awarded tenure in the GI Divison of @UofUInternalMed! @UofUHealth
medicine.utah.edu/internalme…
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Spending the day at my “second home “ @ellenbeswick lab with great colleagues discussing GI and NET projects! @huntsmancancer @UofU3i
Learning a lot at AAMC Midcareer Woman Career Development Seminar#MidWIMS
@UofU3i @UofUHealth @helops79
@huntsmancancer
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Just submitted our first abstract together at @UofU3i @UofUInternalMed @huntsmancancer to @DDWMeeting ! Thank you @ellenbeswick for the mentorship/collaboration! Fingers crossed! #GIcancers #translationalscience
I would like to be the first to welcome Heloisa Soares @helops79 to @huntsmancancer I am honored that she chose to join us in Utah. See you in a day or two Isa!!
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Dr. Ellen Beswick (@ellenbeswick) has been working hard to create translational teams in the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition (@UofUInternalMed). Learn more about her work and the new GI Tissue Bank here: ow.ly/6viO50uZPPg #MedTwitter #SciTwitter #GI
Mentorship getpocket.com/explore/item/w…, trying twitter out because you said to @helops79
Ellen Beswick retweeted
Today's #TraineeThursday is a double feature! Dr. Alex Chagovetz and Dr. Yianni Karagiannidis are #Postdocs in Dr. Ellen Beswick's lab (@ellenbeswick). Both of these researchers bring great skills to the study of tumor microenvironments. #cancer #ECRchat #academictwitter
Ellen Beswick retweeted
This week's #Meet3iMonday spotlight is Dr. Ellen Beswick (@ellenbeswick) from @UofUInternalMed - GI Division. Dr. Beswick's research is on novel immune targets for #GI #cancers that can be used in translational approaches to dev. new Tx. #academictwitter medicine.utah.edu/faculty/md…
It's time for #TeamScience Tuesday! This week we celebrate the collaboration between Dr. Ellen Beswick (@ellenbeswick) and Dr. Kathy Peterson from @UofUInternalMed - GI Division. They are working on cytokine networking in #cancer and eosinophilic disease 2 develop new Txs.



















