Susanne Clee

@bcellorg @laradugas Could use the above diagram in reverse: each family is at the point and at risk by everyone they've come in contact w (currently all grey). If 2 families interconnect, then also share all their prior contacts, with problem don't know if anyone is red yet (due to 2 wk inc time)

@laradugas I guess what I’m thinking of is the same sort of illustration, but where each person has varying degrees of downstream connection (rather than all with 3). So then I could show that even someone with one connection can contribute significantly to downstream spread. Thanks again.

Does anyone out there have a good article or illustration/demo showing the importance of social distancing at a level appropriate for teens? I know there are good simulations on #COVID19 transmission floating around, but none that I’ve seen address a specific question... (1/2)

Governments: Science is our Future-Support the Stipends of our Students, Research Fellows and Staff - Sign the Petition! chng.it/F5Zhwtrk via @CdnChange

Looking for an Assistant/Associate Professor position in Pharmacogenomics or Precision Medicine? Look no further. The awesome Department of Pharmacology at Dalhousie is hiring!

@bcellorg looks like much more fun than sitting here watching students write their midterm. Maybe next year...

Group photo from #ABCMeeting2020

@KristaLambComms @IworimaPriye @chrisadoucette @BruceVerchere @JimJohnsonSci me too!

It's that time of year again to support #BellLetsTalk Research is often hard, frustrating, disappointing and criticism can feel personal. Don't be afraid to reach out when it gets you down. There are people to listen and understand.

Today is #BellLetsTalk Day. Take a moment to learn about #mentalhealth resources for #UBC faculty & staff: bit.ly/2szQXhH

Congratulations to Connie on the successful PhD defence today!!! 😀

Condolences to family and friends of CAPS graduate Mohammed Asadi Lari and all those affected by the #ukraineplanecrash

Wishing everyone a happy holiday season and a successful 2020

Frederick Banting, awarded the Nobel Prize for the discovery of insulin, was born on this day in 1891. The discovery of insulin is one of the biggest breakthroughs in medicine and has saved millions of lives. #WorldDiabetesDay

Great talk by @chrisadoucette to start #vdrd2019 followed by an excellent discussion q's by trainees

The Clee lab is looking for a postdoctoral fellow to lead our upcoming studies examining the relationship between metabolism and cardiac function.

@MarkCembrowski Congrats on your CIHR!!

Thanks to everyone for all the support over the years, helpful comments from many including reviewers. I am happy to finally be able to say our @CIHR_IRSC grant was successful! 😀

@TanentzapfLab Even if it takes 12yrs to finally get your 1st CIHR. Eventually persistence pays off 😀

9. Finally, it's normal to feel bad/jealous/frustrated. These are normal human feelings but I try not to dwell on those. You have control over exactly one thing in science, the quality of the work you do. The best response to failure is to come back & do the best science you can

1. When people make announcements on science twitter they are typically joyous announcements about tenure, & grants & papers. But I think a key aspect of the job of being a scientists, maybe the most important one, is dealing with failure. So here are some thoughts about failure!

@UBCFixMySpace toilet beside lsc 5360 is cloggec

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@ubcprez @JimJohnsonSci Was great to meet you too!

⁦I was thrilled to meet @JimJohnsonSci⁩ after years of dialogue over Twitter. Looking forward to learning more about his cutting edge research at UBC

Safe travels to everyone heading up the Coq for #ABCmeeting2019. I'm teaching tomorrow so have to miss the meeting again. Have a great time everyone!