Metabolomics, mass spec, and microbial ecology enthusiast. MSc, PhD. PD at MPI for Marine Microbiology (she/her) 🏳️🌈
Halifax, NS
Joined October 2019
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Arrived in Bremen 🇩🇪 yesterday! Excited to start my next big adventure as a postdoc at the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology ✨🦠🌊
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Full room in the Diversity STEM panel!
We need to see this type of panel more often in the conferences!
#ISME19
#DiversityInSTEM
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I had the privilege and great responsibility to share a gist of my life journey @ the #ISME19
To all of those trailblazers, walking a path into science. Let's build a community that is a support system so we can do the most creative science and live fulfilling lives.
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📣 🚢 @POGO_Ocean is offering a number of #shipboard #fellowships onboard research vessels during 2024 for early career scientists, technicians, postgraduate students (#PhD or #MSc) and #Postdoc Fellows! 🗓️ 15 Feb 2024 to 30 Nov 2024. Apply here: buff.ly/4ceo4Y7
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It's out! Our review on "Quantitative principles of (microbial) metabolism shared across scales" is out in Nature Microbiology. Studies of metabolism often focus on one specific scale (enzyme, cell, organism, community) – yet they are connected. How can we bridge this gap?
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GOING FOR GOLD 🥇
#TeamCanada is guaranteed its best-ever Olympic result in women’s rugby sevens after an upset win over Australia in Tuesday’s semifinal. 🤩 olympic.ca/2024/07/30/team-c…
all smiles after my PhD defence on Thursday ✨it has been a privellage to think about the ocean the last few years and I am so grateful to the many people in and out of the lab that made this degree possible 🎉
In just over two weeks, I will be defending my PhD thesis (!!!) that looks to further our understanding of marine cobalamin dynamics through quantitative measurements 🌊🧪✨👩🏻💻
Please reach out if you are interested in attending the public defence via Zoom!
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How do phytoplankton and bacteria find and remain close to each other? Here we review current knowledge on the role of space in microscale interactions: tiny.cc/qdo0zz, co-led with the fantastic Sophie Zweifel & w/beautiful illustrations by Roberto Pioli @theStockerLab
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Fantastic work on vitamin B12 cross-feeding
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New preprint from my PhD thesis out now! ✨One of my favorite parts of this paper is bridging the gap between cultures and environmental samples. Looking forward to the review process :)
Pseudocobalamin production and use in Synechococcus cultures and communities biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_micrbio
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📣📷We are looking for our next C-CoMP #Postdoc Fellowship cohort! Consider applying if you are interested in working with us to study the chemicals and microbial processes that underlie the surface ocean carbon cycle. Please RT! tinyurl.com/25hty8a9 #DiversityinSTEM
Had a great time sharing some stories and connecting with some great scientists at #osm2024! 🌊✨
Proud supervisor moment! ✨
I got to watch Anna present her honours research this weekend. I've been lucky enough to supervise her for 2.5 years and have watched her grow as a scientist and problem solver. Next up for both of us is the annual Ocean Science Meeting next week!
The work I did at the @NRC_CNRC's Biotoxin Metrology Group last Fall is now out! ✨
I had a wonderful time investigating how different environmental and physiological conditions influenced the profile of a fish-killing algal toxin 🐟
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Proud to present our new paper that investigates photodegradation of cobalamin (B12) in the ocean! ! @MicrobialOcean
doi.org/10.1002/lol2.10371