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I am humbled by this recognition and most grateful to my wonderful colleague tulibose for the nomination. Together we rise. #WomenInSTEM

Leaks in the Pipeline: a Failure Analysis of Gram-Negative Antibiotic Development from 2010 to 2020 | Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/aa…

It’s Dr. Barbara McClintocok’s birthday She saw what everybody saw, yet saw something altogether new Intrigued by maize kernel colors, she found genes can jump and turn physical traits on & off She remains the only woman with an unshared Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

#Juneteenth marks a date of major significance in our history — the oldest commemoration of the end of slavery in the U.S. It's a day to celebrate, reflect and learn. We invite you to celebrate today at the Wisconsin Union Terrace and Wisconsin Union Theater. diversity.wisc.edu/2022/06/celebr…

Congratulations, Ed. Very excited to see this.

Awesome mural here in the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery. Diversity has always played a role in science.

Happy birthday to Fanny Hesse! 🎂 If you've used agar plates before, you can thank her for introducing agar as an alternative to gelatin to cultivate microbes. #TheMicrobialMenagerie #OnThisDay microbialmenagerie.com/angelina-hesse…

Sloan grantee Science Friday spotlights Jo Handelsman's Sloan-funded book "A World Without Soil: The Past, Present, and Precarious Future of the Earth Beneath Our Feet" #throwback sciencefriday.com/articles/soil-…

We love to see MDTP students sharing their science! Big congrats to Shruthi Magesh on her first oral presentation at an in-person conference Jo Handelsman #UWMadison

We’ll be happy to read it whenever it arrives!😀

Day 3 of Tiny Earth training @JHU_TinyEarth- Morning begins with Inclusive Learning and crafts!!! #tepi2022_JHU

Yes, I am bringing this to Madison this week. I will see if I can get Jo Handelsman to sign it! Univ. of Puget Sound ASM

It's exciting to watch the Tiny Earth grow and expand. I am awed and humbled by how the network runs on the power of the TEPI volunteers who seem to have boundless energy and good will to improve the curriculum and help both students and other instructors. Thank you TEPIs!

Good luck, Tim!

WID Announces WID100 Research Advancement and Student Conference Travel Grant Recipients. This funding opportunity recognizes and supports innovative research taking place in WID labs and support for student travel to conferences. wid.wisc.edu/wid-announces-…

Decoding how bacteria talk with each other with Jo Handelsman Marc Chevrette and Amanda Hurley news.wisc.edu/decoding-how-b… via UW–Madison

20 years ago, Davies and team published one of my favorite papers in PNASNews (pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…). It continues to be a source of curiosity and inspiration in my work. Excited and humbled that our study is published today in the same journal. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Ashley Shade is a mentor to many here at #GLBRC. In this #podcast episode, she shares the mentors she had as an undergrad Susquehanna University, PhD student Microbiology Doctoral Training Program, and postdoc Yale University, that helped her navigate academia as #womenInSTEM: glbrc.org/news/podcast-p… Trina McMahon 🌪 Jo Handelsman