Any full professor (or equivalent) here who is a fan of my data visualization / GitHub efforts? I'm looking for someone to write me a support letter for visa purposes, specifically on data visualization & my GitHub repositories, e.g., "Friends don't let friends make bad graphs".

My partner pointed out that as of this month I’ve been in grad school for longer than undergrad, which I realize is normal for PhDs but is such a shift in perceiving how long I’ve been doing this

NoA for my NCI F31 came!! Officially supported through the end of my dissertation work! Big month for me with this and my preprint. Now to find a home for the first paper, grind out the second, and get over the COVID I am currently stuck at home with (it's mild)

In charge of driving the car while we move out my partner from her SF apartment in part of the city with only street parking. Absolutely massive boosts to my parallel parking confidence

Hoping to graduate with a PhD in biostatistics in Spring 2025 and looking at post-grad employment. Can you imagine how fun it would be to work with me based on my tweets? Check out my personal website to learn more about my background and interests! sites.google.com/umbc.edu/jerem…

Paying attention to breakpoints in fusions is important! Awesome work

Never too experienced at western blots to use an antibody that doesn’t detect proteins from the species of your samples

Green FP enthusiasts! Happy one of my side project plasmids was able to make the cloning for this a little easier

New plasmidsaurus automated function to check sequences against a reference is pretty sick. I’ll still verify by eye but helps give some immediate clarity