Alicia Oshlack jason merkin (also on blue and mastodon) Lior Pachter Heng Li Ben Langmead Alicia Martin Not recommended: saying stuff like "women/URM need to ask more questions!" Not effective & pisses people off (both those who think it's just fine for 95% of questions to come from men, and women/URM who don't appreciate being shamed for systemic issues). Just don't do it #gi2019

Was so excited when I found out about this I nearly shrieked in group meeting. Whoever told five year old me “you can’t be a mathematician, a biologist, AND a painter” can take that right back 😜

Congrats to Jorge Torres UCLA for the work that led to his being awarded HHMI and American Society for Cell Biology's ASCB Prize for Excellence in Inclusivity #ASCBEMBO19

I love that Andrew Murray acknowledged “you don’t have to work at the bench to have a huge impact on science.” #ASCBEMBO19

In 2019, we featured 60 researchers who participated in one of our meetings and courses -- have you "met" them all? Learn about the work being done by our next generation of scientists, and the inspirations behind their scientific journey: bit.ly/votwpage #cshlvisitor

When I see what it has cost me to be a woman in STEM - the implicit bias, harassment, discrimination - the unfairness is crushing. Then I remember that the people I respect aren’t those who accomplish the most, but those who keep standing and fighting in the face of unfairness.

Last week was a historic one for us: We successfully hosted our very first virtual conference! Here is a look at that meeting's participation numbers. #cshlsysbio

Some lead from above, but the best leaders lead from within by lifting up everyone around them into a strong community. I will miss you dearly my friend and leader James Taylor x.com/galaxyproject/…

I adored James. He was a great leader. He was smart and funny. He was a passionate scientist and a supportive mentor to his trainees. He stood up for openness and correctness in science. He did all of it with grace and made it look easy when none of it is. I will miss you, James.

I think a lot about #DiversityandInclusion and I don’t want this to get lost in #alltheemails. Are other universities doing this? diversity.med.wustl.edu/resources/covi…

Everything checks out 🤙🏽❤️🥰 #IndigenousPeoplesDay

Join Cell Press, Cell Signaling Technology, and @cterminiPHD in celebrating #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth with 100 Hispanic/Latinx scientists who inspire us crosstalk.cell.com/blog/100-inspi…

Loving our House Band? You can check out El Rio on Spotify and jam out to their music all day! open.spotify.com/artist/3yIZBmj… #SACNAS2020

Wow! Secretary Deb Haaland member of the Pueblo of Laguna & Sec of US Department of the Interior inaugurating @sacnas #2021NDiSTEM & mentioning #ecology as a career! Followed by Plenary presentation by Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer, member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation & #botanist & #ecologist at SUNY ESF!

Had a lovely conversation about genomics, education, @NIH_COSWD PREP, and graduate school with Helen Heng, a fourth-year undergrad UC Merced and future cognitive genomicist. SACNAS @CoreyWelch_STEM #NDiSTEM2021 #1on1Mentoring

#2021NDiSTEM #allthehashtags

Stoked that the University of Washington “aisle” at #2021NDiSTEM is still going strong w 10 different departments and programs represented!! Yay @UWSACNAS!!

Meet Mialynn Jim, an MS student in analytical chemistry at Northern Arizona University. In our #1on1Mentoring session, we chatted about career goals, imposter syndrome, and upsides to being older than most of you classmates in grad school. SACNAS @CoreyWelch_STEM #2021NDiSTEM

And so it begins...a small in-person gathering, the first in two years!