Julia Sproch

Belated Congratulations to ⁦@RayPrescott13⁩ for getting this fantastic collaboration with the Rosenberg lab over the publishing finishing line! Like Air-liquid interface cultures? Flu? S.aureus? Running low on primary precursor cells? Here you go! respiratory-research.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Delighted to introduce Dr. Exene Anderson, the newest PhD from the @TorresVJ_Lab. Exene did an excellent job describing her work on toxin regulation in #MRSA. Thanks to @Horswill_Lab for serving as the outside reader.

1/8 New paper by Exene Anderson (not in twitter), a sr PhD student in the lab @nyugrossman, out in Infection and Immunity @ASMicrobiology SarS Is a Repressor of Staphylococcus aureus Bicomponent Pore-Forming Leukocidins | journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ia…

1/7 Excited to share the newest publication from the lab led by technician Amelia St. John and postdoc @TheRurrJurr. Yes, we’ve gone Gram negative #AMR ! Specifically looking at #Enterobacter pathogens and how they cause infections. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb…

Finding the right journal for your article is always tricky (especially for PhDs and early career researchers). Here are 10 tools that will help you find the perfect home for your article:

5 dumb things I did during my PhD...and 5 smart:

Some advice I give my graduate students about how to keep on top of the literature in their field. A 🧵: 1/

me during my exam

Passed my qualifying exam! 🥳

Need I say more

Help, my lab is running out of funds. Can someone who is good at grant budgeting help me? Here are our monthly costs Staff salaries: $14,000 Consumables: $7,500 Facilities/Overhead: $1,200 Googly Eyes for Lab Equipment: $46,000

The evolution of PhD student despair

#WomenInScience are still underrepresented and struggle to get recognition for their achievements. On 11 February, take a stand with UNESCO and UN Women to end gender bias that holds girls back from pursuing a career in #STEM!

@YashaExplores This goes for papers you read too!! Keeping track is so helpful when you need to recall specific methods / experiments

One tip when starting grad school is to open a document and start writing down every single technique you learn/do. It helps when drafting your CV/resume but also it's just something nice to look at to see exactly how much you've accomplished.

@spaceandweather It’s okay!!!!

shout out to the toxic graduate student urge to skip lunch to get more done and the friends who remind us: gorgeous, gorgeous grad students do NOT skip lunch @intrinsicallyk 🙌🏽

Recognizing that other people have different experiences than you is fundamental to critical thought.

one of my favorite fun facts that I never get to tell people is that I remember the metric system by singing it to the tune of In the Ayer by Flo Rida 😂

**gasps (with my face turned away from the hood and a mask on)**

@BDeHaven616 I’m so sorry. Sending love and light.