I'm so proud of these two fantastic DBBS students, it has been a pleasure and honor to mentor them and I can't wait to see what they do next! Congratulations Dr. Ellie Gaylord (left) and Dr. Liza Loza (right)!!
Colleagues in the midwest studying fungi and parasites - check out this terrific regional meeting. Lots of opportunities for trainees to present, great speakers, and registration/meals are free. Hard to beat this combo!
My honor to hood @KeeleyChoy, and a lovely day for the lab to turn out to cheer for her. Look forward to her thesis talk in a few weeks! Congratulations to all the graduating @WUSTLdbbs students! @WUSM_MolMicro
New initiative from my department - take a look and pass on to recent/imminent doctoral graduates who might be interested in an alternative to a traditional postdoc. And meanwhile happy holidays to everyone celebrating light in a cold winter! @WUSM_MolMicro
Cheers to @WUSTLdbbs @WUSM_MolMicro student Daphne Ko on her successful thesis proposal today! Also appreciate great suggestions from her thesis committee, @thegoldberglab, @MarioFeldman9, @GarciaLabMS, and @doctrue2.
My lab enjoyed hosting @Acaron0907 from @TCU this summer to study lipid transport in C. neoformans. Terrific job Alex, and great mentoring from @WUSTLdbbs students @KeeleyChoy and Ellie Gaylord! @WUSM_MolMicro #DBBSAmgen2022
Good day for graduate student Ellie Gaylord in my lab - a department fellowship award and a talk at the crnd.nd.edu/news-events/news… meeting next month! Congratulations!
Amazing friends, colleagues, and science at #fungal22! Thanks to the organizers for a great job, and for selecting Keeley Choy to talk and Ellie Gaylord for a poster award. They and other lab members who came had a fantastic time! @LizaLoza22 @KeeleyChoy @wustldbbs
Wonderful to be in-person at a conference again... Thanks organizers for a great celebration of 25 years of the Molecular Mycology course at Woods Hole and colleagues for sharing your exciting science! @MBLScience @davidrandes @cramer_lab @BWFPATH
After 22 years here, it just takes a university software change to make me disappear! Hoping to get the name I have always used for science (not my legal name) restored to the system soon. *Interesting that grant funding in that name is always accepted with no problem.
Best wishes for 2021, with gratitude to the many who worked for health, justice, and science in a challenging year. (And with polysaccharide capsule to start the new one!)


























