Focusing on biological, immunological, epidemiological, and ecological aspects of viral, bacterial, and protozoan diseases @HarvardChanSPH

Boston, MA
Joined June 2022
With the new academic year ready to get underway, the Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases at @HarvardChanSPH is ready for its Twitter Introduction. Follow along for more content! #HarvardChan #PublicHealth #Immunology #InfectiousDisease
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IID is expanding—we are now on LinkedIn and Bluesky (for a bit longer than the summer)! We appreciate the community we’ve built here, and we hope you’ll join us on our other platforms! Find us on LinkedIn 👉 linkedin.com/company/harvard… And Bluesky ☁️ bsky.app/profile/harvard-iid…
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Thank you to this week's Postdoc Summer Research Forum presenters - Houhong Zhang, PhD, and Shilpa Sachan, PhD, for their interesting and engaging presentations. Thank you also to all who came out! Both @JohnsHopkinsMMI Postdoctoral Fellow presentations were well attended!
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The postdoc position is still open. ⬇️ Come join our department in the Le Pen Lab!
My lab is recruiting a postdoc to study innate immunity to RNA viruses at the Harvard School of Public Health! academicpositions.harvard.ed…
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The Zero Malaria Experience shows what’s possible with teamwork and dedication. 🦟🎬 Go behind the scenes to get an inside look at how this unique experience was developed and why we all need to join the fight for #ZeroMalaria. Together we can save millions of lives.
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Today marks the start of World AMR Awareness Week #WAAW2024! This week, we recognize the growing threat of antimalarial resistance, which significantly impacts efforts to #EndMalaria. 🦟
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#Poster_Day I was happy to share more insights of my work on malaria vectors during this poster session🤗.. it was a great privilege and i'm immensely grateful to @ASTMH for this opportunity... Thank you #New_Orleans for being this kind #IamTropmed #TropMed24 @ACME_ASTMH
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#DYK? Flu increases the risk of infections caused by pneumococcal bacteria. Both infections can cause pneumonia but are preventable with vaccination. This World Pneumonia Day, protect yourself by getting recommended vaccines. #StopPneumonia bit.ly/3AsOw3v
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I am pleased to announce that I will be starting a lab at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health @HarvardChanSPH this December. I am incredibly grateful to the Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases @HarvardIID for this opportunity. 🧵1/6
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Vaccines help the immune system fight germs to prevent disease and keep you healthy. 💪 On #WorldImmunizationDay, talk to your doctor to make sure you and your family are up-to-date on vaccinations. Learn more from @CDCgov: bit.ly/3AsuRAB
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A really useful resource for those attending the @ASTMH 2024 Annual Meeting this week! #TropMed24
🌟 MESA’s Guide to Malaria Sessions at ASTMH 2024 🌟 MESA has put together a comprehensive list of all malaria-focused sessions at the #ASTMH2024 Annual Meeting! Don't miss any key sessions, symposia, or workshops relevant to malaria research. 📁 mesamalaria.org/wp-content/u…
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Join us to hear from @ashishkjha, Dean of @Brown_SPH and former White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, appointed by President Joe Biden. Dr. Jha has been instrumental in transforming approaches to infectious disease preparedness and healthcare policy worldwide. A prolific author and trusted media contributor, his insights on improving healthcare quality and costs have earned him recognition as one of America’s foremost public health experts. Register: myumi.ch/Pk8AD
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Get vaccinated to spend more time with your loved ones this holiday season. 🥧🦃 Adults 65 and older and people with certain health conditions are at higher risk for serious illness from flu and COVID-19. Get started at bit.ly/3MZZEHA. #RiskLessDoMore
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Join us to hear from @ashishkjha, Dean of @Brown_SPH and former White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator, appointed by President Joe Biden. Dr. Jha has been instrumental in transforming approaches to infectious disease preparedness and healthcare policy worldwide. A prolific author and trusted media contributor, his insights on improving healthcare quality and costs have earned him recognition as one of America’s foremost public health experts. Register: myumi.ch/Pk8AD
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🌟 MESA’s Guide to Malaria Sessions at ASTMH 2024 🌟 MESA has put together a comprehensive list of all malaria-focused sessions at the #ASTMH2024 Annual Meeting! Don't miss any key sessions, symposia, or workshops relevant to malaria research. 📁 mesamalaria.org/wp-content/u…
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🍂 November is #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, the perfect time to learn about unique nutrition culture among Indigenous peoples. Watch Council member and Osage tribal member Ben Jacobs prepare healthy meals with traditional Indigenous ingredients brnw.ch/21wOq86 🧡
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This November, we're spotlighting @CCDD_HSPH! Led by @mlipsitch & @BillHanage, CCDD works to improve mathematical modeling & statistical methods for infectious disease data, while engaging policymakers & educating the public. Follow us to learn about their work & initiatives!
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I'm truly inspired by the remarkable work that Prof. Happi and the team at ACEGID are accomplishing. Your dedication and excellence set a powerful example for us all. I missed the symposium, but please know how proud we are of your achievements. Keep up the outstanding work!
🎉Our One Health Genomics Symposium ended on a high note with presentations, discussions, and awards, plus light-hearted drama by the @RedeemersUni Drama Troupe. #ACEGIDat10
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