Emily Robinson

@drobinridgetown I did, I thought autonomous welders would be pretty cool though!🤣 love you too, dad!!❤️

@emrobins_ Thanks Emily!!! Did you notice I wrote welders instead of weeders. 🤣🤣🤣 Love you Em!! ❤️❤️❤️

Yes! Got approval for exciting new research to look at integrating autonomous welders, cover crops and herbicides in vegetable crops! I’m pumped for 2022!

This is has become relevant again.

1 of 12 Welcome to the COVID chronicles, ‘good news’ edition: our polls show that you are fed up with the measures supposed to protect you. Thus, we are officially ending the pandemic. No more living in fear. After 2 years, the time has come. worldometers.info/coronavirus/

THREAD: I keep being asked when we can go "back to normal" or "like it was before". My personal thoughts: We've added a new disease to our population, more infectious and more severe than flu. The world pre 2020 no longer exists - we may want it to, but it just doesn't. 1/13

@drobinridgetown Thanks dad! :)

If anyone is looking for a bright micriologist with a strong background in genomics, @emrobins_ just successfully defended her MSc thesis on tracking the spread of Lyme disease in Ontario. Congratulations, kiddo!!!

I say this with kindness … uh, somebody lied to you

Powerful and heartbreaking words from a frontline BC healthcare worker whose hospital was the site of one of many anti-vaccine passport/health measures protests held today here and across the country.

The rapid onset of climate change and rollback of reproductive rights should really help with all the existential dread from the past five years

If I publish fraudulent data from my lab, that is academic misconduct. If I give interviews spreading misinformation & am criticized by the scientists who did the research, that is academic freedom. Those are the rules, apparently.

Nobody: COVID:

Do not look away. This is a part of our heritage. bc.ctvnews.ca/remains-of-182…

Last month, 215 bodies of indigenous children were discovered in BC. This week, hundreds more have been discovered in Saskatchewan near the site of a former residential school. Undoubtedly there are hundreds that will evidence Canada’s sustained genocide. This is too much.

.@EmilyRobins_ OVC Grad Student Assesses the Spread of Blacklegged Tick and Lyme Disease in Ontario bulletin.ovc.uoguelph.ca/post/652713893…

Thank you @OneHealthUofG for the opportunity to talk more about my tick research & One Health!🔬

OVC Graduate Students Advance Knowledge On Ticks and Tick-Borne Disease Surveillance ovc.uoguelph.ca/news/ovc-gradu…

Today is a good day to remember residential schools existed in Canada in 1996. History is not so distant.

Tick season has begun and this @etickCA map shows some Black-legged ticks have been found in the Guelph area. Be tick aware and report any tick finds to eTick for identification and monitoring.

Submitted a report ✅ presented my work ✅ What a time to reflect on this rotation project that I completed over the last 4 months with COVID-restrictions, etc. A big thank you to @ircm_mtl for ensuring that this program continues to train and mentor young researchers! 👏🏼👏🏼