Hannah retweeted
Last PhDs awarded to:
Dr. Alexandra Venuto (@al_venuto) of @EricksonFishLab.
Dr. Alexandra Paz (@alypaz_) of @eduboue & @JohannaKowalko Labs.
Dr. Benjamín Hernández-Rodríguez (@bhernanr) of @vaquerizas_lab.
Dr. Hannah Wesselman (@WessBio) of Wingert Lab @NotreDame.
8/15
Hannah retweeted
Fintastic news, Dr. Wesselman! 🥳 #PhDone
PhDone 💙🍾 I’m so grateful for all the support I’ve received throughout this graduate school journey! #zebrafish #research #goirish
PhDone 💙🍾 I’m so grateful for all the support I’ve received throughout this graduate school journey! #zebrafish #research #goirish
Hannah retweeted
Esrrγa regulates nephron and ciliary development by controlling prostaglandin synthesis
Read this #OpenAcess Research Article by Hannah Wesselman @WessBio, Ana L. Flores-Mireles, Aidan Bauer, Liming Pei & Rebecca Wingert:
journals.biologists.com/dev/…
My newest publication was just planted in Development 🌳 In addition to sharing our work with the scientific community, a tree has been planted in the Forest of Biologists!
forest.biologists.com/landsc…
Please support @alfmireles and her lab as they advance in this competition for the best innovation in science! Vote now!
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Hannah retweeted
Understanding how a kidney develops from renal stem cells could help scientists find regenerative approaches to treat kidney disease, which affects more than 850 million people worldwide.
@NDBios' Wingert Lab is helping us get there: go.nd.edu/bd4284
#WorldKidneyDay
ALT Rebecca Wingert, a white woman wearing a white lab coat with her hair tied back stands in front of a microscope as she speaks to another woman wearing a white lab coat also sitting at the lab bench.
I’m so excited to share my most recent publication! Here we show that estrogen signaling plays a critical role in kidney development. It was a pleasure to work on this collaborative project with amazing @NDBios undergrads! #zebrafish #kidney
mdpi.com/2073-4409/12/4/666
Sign me up! So cool to see what amazing research is happening in our ND community! #goirishbeatpeanuts
An allergen-specific inhibitor devised by researchers at Notre Dame and @IUMedSchool has successfully prevented potentially life-threatening allergic responses to peanuts: go.nd.edu/884c98
ALT Two shelled peanuts, one cracked open.
Whenever someone doesn’t see the benefits of #zebrafish as a model organism, this is what I picture in my head
I bought my niece “Goodnight Lab”, a twist on the classic “Goodnight Moon”. One of the lines is: Goodnight to the professor, yelling “publish!”
I was talking about a paper I want to publish. She immediately grabbed her book and shouted “publish”!
Science is a family affair 😂
I feel so lucky to be a part of Graduate Women in Science community. If you’d like to hear an update on how I’ve been using my GWIS Fellowship, please consider attending the next virtual seminar!
Association for Women in Science put together a video featuring amazing scientists in our department! So proud of our community and the impact we continue to make.
What do you fight for?
#fightingirish
youtu.be/OKLLLFzH-ho
Special shout-out to @RachelCronin1 and @eliz985 for all they do for @awis_nd and women in STEM!
Today’s #FluorescenceFriday features my #KidneyWk poster! I’m always excited to talk development, zebrafish, and cilia!
This was one of the most inspirational parts of #KidneyWk As a basic scientist, I love seeing how impactful research can be. In the words of @DavidRushOnline : “every day is a win”!
Congratulations to the ASN President's Medal winners, @itsglendar, @PGee51, and @DavidRushOnline! Thank you for your outstanding contributions to the kidney community.
