I am so thankful to work with an undergrad like Patrick Gallagher who is willing to work all day on a Saturday to help me dissect over 60 honey bee drones. I couldn’t have done it without you! 🙌🏻

The 16th Thomas Undergrad Research Expo just opened! I'd love to share my submission here. You can find my video here youtu.be/son65wRNBZI

I'm honored to have had the opportunity to present at the 16th Thomas Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo. The research completed in the Raymann lab working with @LexiHoopman ended up scoring 3rd place in the STEM category!

Really cool pop-up bookstore in the parking lot behind the Weatherspoon Art Museum

Thrilled to have graduated from UNCG with a BS in Biology! Huge thanks to Lexi, Kasie, and everyone else in the Raymann lab for all of the support. Very excited to see what the future holds

Just received and accepted my offer to NC State's Ph.D. program with the Plant and Microbial Biology department! Super excited to continue my academic and research journey

I am very excited to announce that I will be starting a position as an Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University in the Department of Plant and Microbial Biology in August 2023! @NCState_PMB, NC State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences- cals.ncsu.edu/plant-and-micr…

Did you know there is NIH funding for available to support a student transitioning from a toxic or unsafe lab space to a new lab? Faculty can apply for “Re-entry and Re-Integration Supplements”. I had no idea this resource existed! #AcademicTwitter #phdchat

The rarely studied bee reproductive microbiome is critical for the hive colony health. Patrick Gallagher from the Kasie Raymann lab shows how drones acquire their reproductive microbiome in comparison to the gut. Waiting for the work on queens. #ASMicrobe ASM

I am very very proud the announce that my 2024 summer REU student is the 1st author on our latest publication! And, Patrick Gallagher is co-author on the paper!!! BIG congrats to them both! Please check it out here! link.springer.com/article/10.118…