Transitioning to Threads - @ellierosemattoon JHUSOM '28 | Med Student - Writer
Baltimore, MD
Joined March 2017
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While midwife-attended deliveries are the norm in the United Kingdom, they’re the exception in the United States. Time was, this difference wasn’t so stark. bit.ly/3AsArD3
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Our Fall 2024 issue is released, on time, free, and awesome once again! Have a look: summersetreview.org
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NEW: When @ermattoon researched across Europe, she could never shake off the specter of the Anatomical Venus: a life-sized wax teaching model from the 1700s that soon took on a life of her own.
Is there still something to learn from her and her sisters?
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Excellent story from an amazing new writer on the fascinating new field of disaster microbiology. Bravo @ermattoon
Thanks to all the amazing experts who interviewed for this piece including @Danfqsmith @KKTreseder @AsiyaGusa @lizbeth_ds and for the editorial team at proto.life including @JasonBardi for making this story come to life!
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Yes climate change will unleash a lot of new disease... but it will also prompt an extraordinary display of nature's resilience and adaptation. Fascinating reporting from new contributors @ellierosemattoon
The emerging field of disaster microbiology builds on the fact that human health is inherently interconnected with animals, plants, microbes, and the environment—for better or worse.
proto.life/2023/11/no-catast…
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Wonderful article by @ermattoon about "disaster microbiology" from the point of view of really great disaster microbiologists throughout the country proto.life/2023/11/no-catast…
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Great essay from @ermattoon on the emerging field fo 'disaster microbiology' @Danfqsmith
proto.life/2023/11/no-catast…
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Unlike Raphael, Michelangelo didn’t obscure the fact that he used men as models for his renderings of female subjects. Why did he do that? bit.ly/3OiSzTQ
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The month’s sharpest science shots, selected by Nature’s photo team. nature.com/immersive/d41586-…
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Microscopic worms use electric fields to “jump” onto naturally charged bumblebee chauffeurs.
@sugitakulab, @HokkaidoUni Katsuhiko Sato
Read more in @currentbiology: cell.com/current-biology/ful…
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Our former SciTech Editor Ellie Rose Mattoon recounts her journey of transforming virtual friendships she forged during the pandemic into real-life connections as in-person school resumed.
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Mushrooms found to keep themselves cooler than their surroundings phys.org/news/2023-05-mushro… via @physorg_com
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Great summary of the hypothermic fungi story including how we got into this and the fun science of making the Mycocoler. It all began when @radajbcordero took a walk on the woods with an infrared camera during COVID pandemic.
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one of @JHUWritingSems' stellar undergrad writers published a reported essay she worked on in our class & it is excellent! check it out at @thexylom: thexylom.com/post/perspectiv…
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A "hunger cliff" is looming for millions of Americans, with 32 states set to slash food-stamp benefits beginning in March. cbsn.ws/3IeKKuv
