
Epidemiologist & Biostatistician who develops and translates research methods into clinical practice @UPennDBEI @HarvardBiostats
Joined October 2020
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Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
It’s official! The U.S. has reached an extraordinary milestone: 1 million organ transplants! Visit LivingItForward.org and join us in honoring the gift of life and celebrating lives transformed. 💙💚🎉 #1MillionTransplants #LivingItForward #DonateLife
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
Five quick #rstats tips I've picked up in the plots I've made for the first category of the #30DayChartChallenge 🧵👇
1. Need to plot a million points and ggplot() is taking too long but you want to stay within the tidyverse?
👉 Use 📦{scattermore} with geom_scattermore() 🥳
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
This Friday: Join us for the 173rd Cutter Lecture with Dr. Anthony Fauci, December 10, 4:00-5:00pm EST. Register now at: ow.ly/y98550H0ins @HarvardChanSPH
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Join us next week online for the 173rd Cutter Lecture on Preventive Medicine with Dr. Anthony Fauci, December 10, 4:00-5:00pm. Register: ow.ly/e17U50H0igU @HarvardChanSPH
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
Dissertation paper hot off the press! Grateful for the mentorship from @Rsbeidas @mogomatshaba & team. We evaluated medical stakeholder perspectives on implementing a computerized cognitive battery for kids in Botswana. #impsci #epitwitter tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
“It’s a time of tremendous change, and it’s good to remind ourselves that all change is stressful.” - Harvard Chan School's @KarestanKoenen on returning to "normal" after a year of uncertainty. bit.ly/36jsfSN
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The @upenndbei is recruiting a new Director of the Division of Epidemiology. Please spread the word! apply.interfolio.com/86434 #penn #epitwitter #epidemiology
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Assess #riskfactors for tumor subtypes in Black women, say @tara_friebel & @annemckn1. In this group, aggressive triple-negative #BreastCancer more likely – w. #BreastDensity associated. See video in #2021ResearchDay gallery. dbei.med.upenn.edu/2021Resea… #epitwitter
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
10/10: #2021ResearchDay flash talk by Emma Zheng. Identifying #obesity and adiposity-related #CKD subgroups and metabolites: Findings from the Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort (CRIC) Study. #epitwitter @CRICStudy @Penn
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
I officially passed my dissertation defense today. What a surreal experience! Thanks to the family, friends, and colleagues who helped me to get here today ♥️. Feeling overwhelmed with gratitude. #PhDone #phdchat #phdvoice #AcademicChatter #epitwitter #phdvoice #dissertation
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
Register today for @UPennDBEI & CCEB's #2021ResearchDay on 3/24! Ft. in-depth dives into high-impact faculty research (Hongzhe Li, Pamela Shaw, @HennessySean, @blancahimes), trainee flash talks, a keynote lecture by @UIowaCPH's Sue Curry & more! bit.ly/2OJKEmw
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
Ten simple rules towards healthier research labs: journals.plos.org/ploscompbi… #epitwitter
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
A presentation I did for our PhD students today on productivity during a pandemic...
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
December 9, 3-4pm ET: I'm delighted that Dr. Anthony Fauci and @drsanjaygupta will join us once more to discuss the #COVIDpandemic, vaccines, and the road to recovery. Presented by @HarvardChanSPH and @NEJM; register online now:
hsph.me/forum-covid-120920
#FauciAtHarvard @ForumHSPH
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
Interested in #causalinference?
Enjoy these free materials:
BOOK - Causal Inference: What If
hsph.harvard.edu/miguel-hern…
COURSE - Causal Diagrams: Draw your assumptions before your conclusions
edx.org/course/causal-diagra…
SOFTWARE in #Rstats and @SASsoftware:
github.com/CausalInference
Erin Schnellinger, PhD, MS retweeted
Today, we shared changes to our current restrictions that will be effective Nov. 20.
We do not take these changes lightly, but they are necessary. We need to ease the burden on our hospitals, slow the spread of the virus, and most importantly—save lives. phila.gov/2020-11-16-philade…























