@cduvallet@mastodon.social
Greater Boston
Joined March 2015
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Some exciting professional news - I've left @BiobotAnalytics and will be joining Science for America in May! Very excited to take the skills I've grown at Biobot and apply them to find & implement game-changing solutions in equity in STEM & public health. 1/4
Claire Duvallet retweeted
The MIT Department of Biological Engineering in Cambridge, MA, invites applications for tenure-track faculty positions at the assistant professor level, to begin July 1, 2024, or on a mutually agreeable date thereafter. ow.ly/Sgcy50PSpyU
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1/ New paper! “Gender and retention patterns among U.S. faculty” w/ @laberge_nick @hneutr @_szhang @alliecmorgan M Galesic @baileyfosdick @danlarremore @aaronclauset: science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
A systematic study of gendered rates & reasons for faculty attrition in US academia 🧵
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Interesting work by @QinQinYu, @ScottWOlesen, @cduvallet and @yhgrad measuring access to sewers and showing which demographic groups are more likely to have lower sewer connectivity. This can help us promote equity in wastewater monitoring.
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
A frequent limitation cited for #WBE is that households on septic won't be represented in the data. Given that rural areas are more likely to have septic & be more disadvantaged, then it follows that maybe #WBE is missing critical populations. But is the story really that simple?
Wastewater holds great promise as an emerging public health tool, but ~20% of households in the US are not connected to public sewers. Who is not connected to sewers, and what does this mean for equity?
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Very hopeful that folks in #WBE will expand on this modeling approach to develop a more comprehensive understanding of who is and is not represented in WBE data, beyond simple analyses of demographics & sewer connectivities.
Claire Duvallet retweeted
📢📢 We are developing a framework for evaluating wastewater surveillance. We are looking for a member of the public to join our team to ensure that the public interest is represented.
DM me if you or someone you know is interested. You don't need research experience.
I grew so much at Biobot & realized that (1) the early employee experience at a startup is v unique and (2) I had absolutely no idea what I was getting myself into. Follow along as I process and learn from this experience on my brand-new substack: claireduvallet.substack.com/ 3/4
And if you want to hear more about what I'll be doing at Science for America, check out the blog post announcing their launch: scienceforamerica.org/blog/ - and stay tuned for more! 4/4
Claire Duvallet retweeted
Wastewater surveillance has tracked covid-19's spread throughout the pandemic - and it could become a permanent US public health tool.
I visited the lab of Biobot Analytics that receives thousands of sewage samples sent from across the US every week.
newscientist.com/article/236…
Claire Duvallet retweeted
📊Ever wonder how impactful data visualizations are made? Check out this NEW blog from Biobot’s Founding Staff Data Scientist @cduvallet
Link here: biobot.io/building-a-new-dat…
#DataScience #wastewater #publichealth
Claire Duvallet retweeted
We are readvertising the opening for a branch chief in the Predict Division at the Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics @CDCgov usajobs.gov/job/711548000 If you applied previously and are NOT a US Govt employee PLEASE REAPPLY. New apps welcome too.
Can't believe it's been almost 3 yrs since we started measuring Covid-19 in wastewater w/ @BiobotAnalytics . So much has changed & I've learned so much. Join me tomorrow @ 1 pm ET for @CCDD_HSPH seminar where I'll share how we did it & what we've learned. ccdd.hsph.harvard.edu/event/…