PhD student @WUSTLdbbs | Plant science at the intersection of food equity and seed sovereignty | Previously @Bayer | Tweets are my own
Saint Louis, MO
Joined June 2011
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So glad to be able to carry the mantle with these phenomenal greens.
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The new Pivot to Plants fellowship program, funded by @NSF, is an opportunity for those looking to pivot to a career in plant or data science. Check it out!
Find more details and apply at: etap.nsf.gov/award/7266/oppo…
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🏆🏆🏆 I’m thrilled to share that my book Food Power Politics won the 2024 Association for the Study of Food & Society (@ASFS_org) First Book Prize!
ASFS is the premier professional organization for Food Studies & I am thankful to be honored by my peers! More soon. #GodIsAble 🙏🏾
Oral History Project Preserves Black and Indigenous Food Traditions via @CivilEats civileats.com/2024/06/04/ora…
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Looking forward to this conversation!
Shoutout to Dr. @ErinJMcCauley for the opportunity! #FoodPowerPolitics
Don't miss out on our upcoming event with @B_Classic!
Learn about the food story of the Mississippi civil rights movement and Black food justice.
Thursday, Jan 25 - 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM PST
Email [email protected] for the Zoom link! We want to see you there!
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The Graduate Student Softskills Workshop, sponsored by Bayer Crop Science and Corteva Agriscience was a success and a fantastic way to kick off NAPB 2023! Thank you to David Bubeck, Masha Trenhaile, Mark Newell, JD Rossouw, Rebecca Dunning, PhD and Ajit Nott! @NAPlantBreeders
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Special THANKS to all my backbones for all the trainings, skills, and supports. I look forward to changing the world one plant at a time and one Deaf scientist at a time. Thank you @PD_lab_DDPSC @DanforthCenter @drobert22 @BCMB_UTK @ASPB and LAST but not least, @NIH and @NSF
Here is Dr. Amie Sankoh! An outstanding person and scientist. @DeafScientist # ScienceForAll
@UTKnoxville @BCMB_UTK @DanforthCenter. We are so very proud of you, the trail you have blazed and the doors you've opened!
Today was #HBCU day at Spark, so we had to get him right! He can go wherever he wants, but me and my money are goin to Skegee!! #skegeemade #1881 #hbcukid @ St. Louis, Missouri instagram.com/p/CoaOEoPu7GDI… – at St Louis, MO
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Hey! A reminder to anyone mentoring undergrads that you wish to experience new places this summer: I made a spreadsheet of all the NSF Biology REUs sorted by deadline. I also include which ones have supplementary funding for DACA/international students docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
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We’re thrilled to be represented by Principal Investigator Becky Bart, PhD, at @SXSW this year! Bart will present on microbes—tiny bacteria and fungi that have a huge impact on the health of people and the planet. #SXSW #STLMade
We're bringing St. Louis to #SXSW 2023!
The two #STLMade panels were selected out of 3,500 submissions from across the globe and include innovators from:
⚽️ @stlCITYsc & @MLS
🔬 @DanforthCenter
🥼 @WUSTLmed
⭐️ @BalkanTreatBox
Read more: bit.ly/3HM1Ali
The two Avatar movies, Jurassic Park, Venom, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Lilo and Stitch, and a few others that have all been triggering for me for the same reason.
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#2022PCASymposium speaker Dr. Long is an Associate Professor at NC State. The @tlong_ncsu lab currently focuses on regulatory mechanisms that control plant stress response, and has discovered several regulatory proteins that play a key role. Register at bit.ly/3VwVUR1
In the lab listening to @Jeezy earlier, and I'm convinced trap music is really the best soundtrack for doing science 😂👨🏿🔬⛄️.
My collards are living their best life in this St. Louis weather. Don't mind my bare feet in the yard. I'm from Alabama, y'all wouldn't understand 🤷🏿♂️
The worst part about the 20/20 clarity of hindsight, is that the picture is so....CLEAR. There's nothing left to imagine. All the "magic" was in the blurred lines.
Congrats on the preprint @CygnusPlantXray! #Topprootslab
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Hey! That’s my postdoc advisor @cschell_canids!
What's your favorite urban wildlife?
If you want to try studying the fascinating critters in your backyard (like this squirrel eating an acorn), listen to our conversation with urban ecologist Dr. Chris Schell.
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