Incoming assistant prof at UC Irvine. Ecology and evolution in microbial communities, and occasional writing. https://xitter.cf/t.co/wV2K2JOMXp
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Thrilled to share that I'm starting my own lab at UC Irvine in April 2025 and am recruiting at all levels - please spread the word! My lab will study how microbes interact and evolve in complex communities like the human gut microbiome. kxuelab.com/ 1/2
Want to write to your community about the importance of science funding?
Join me on zoom this Friday at 12pm ET / 9am PT to learn to write an op-ed as part of the #McClintockLetters initiative!
Sign up here:
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ALT A flyer with the heading McClintock Letter-Writing Workshop. Details are Friday, June 6th, 12pm ET and 9am PT, virtual.
I'll also be moving over to the bluer place - for future updates, look for me under the same handle there. 2/2
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Hey #ESA2023! Interested in quantifying community stability or heterogeneity? I'm presenting a statistic to quantify variability across multiple relative abundance vectors (collab w/ @NoahARosenberg and @ksxue). I'd love to chat!
Weds 8/9 - 10:15am - B113
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Hi #ESA2023 ! Come learn about the dynamics of colonization and community recovery in the human gut microbiome at my talk tomorrow, COS 87-2, at 10:15am in room E142.
We see long lags in colonization even after major antibiotic perturbations. I'd love to discuss why!
Also check out @GoldmanDoran's talk immediately after mine, about how colonization is affected by species inoculation dose!
And don't miss @MaikeMorrison's talk on her new statistic for quantifying compositional variability in microbial communities on Wednesday at 10:15am in B113 (COS 166-2)!
Katherine Xue retweeted
I’m excited to be presenting my undergraduate work tomorrow at #ESA2023! Come see my talk in session COS 87 from 10:30-10:45 if you’re interested in the ecological determinants of colonization outcomes in gut microbial communities.
ICYMI - I'll be giving a poster spotlight presentation at #ASMicrobe today at 12:20 at the EEB track hub on how antibiotics affect colonization resistance in gut microbiome. Stop by my poster EEB-1114 to learn more!
Excited to present my work at #ASMicrobe this afternoon as a last-minute talk replacement! Come to 352DEF at 2:45-3PM to learn about how antibiotics affect colonization and transmission in the gut microbiome.
Excited to present my work at #ASMicrobe this afternoon as a last-minute talk replacement! Come to 352DEF at 2:45-3PM to learn about how antibiotics affect colonization and transmission in the gut microbiome.
#ISME18 I'll be pitching my poster PS23.309 "Colonization and transmission after antibiotic perturbation in the human gut microbiome" at 3:28pm today in room 5ABC. Stop by later to chat about colonization, alternative stable states, and in vitro communities!
Be sure to check out poster PS23.302 this afternoon as well, where @GoldmanDoran has some exciting data on how inoculation dose affects colonization success in in vitro communities.
Thrilled to be part of the amazing microbiology section kicking off this year's @LeadingEdgeSymp tomorrow at 12PM ET! I'll be sharing my work on the ecology of colonization in the gut microbiome. Register here to tune in!
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Excited to share my work on colonization and transmission in the human gut microbiome at tomorrow's inaugural @UChicago Rising Stars Symposium!
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Super proud of @GoldmanDoran and @MaikeMorrison for their poster awards at #PEQG2022 ! Way to represent our Stanford microbiome community.
Excited to join this incredible community!
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Thrilled to visit the @UofUGenetics community this May! Looking forward to some great science.
What will it be like to live with endemic COVID? Our future with the virus will depend on the strength of our immune memories. I wrote about what we know and what we still have to learn about COVID immunity for @NewYorker:
newyorker.com/science/annals…
Huge thanks to @PepperMarion, @SCOTTeHENSLEY, @VirusesImmunity, @GreningerLab, and @jbloom_lab for sharing their time and expertise.
Half a million Americans have died of COVID-19. I wrote for @NewYorker about what this terrible milestone tells us, and what we still have to learn.
newyorker.com/science/elemen…
