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Formerly NYC and Tampa, currently Suisse 🇨🇭 environmental microbiologist, woman in science @WHO #AMR

Lausanne, Switzerland
Joined July 2013
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Suzanne Young retweeted
NEW—An estimated 1.2 million people died in 2019 from antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, more deaths than HIV/AIDS or malaria. #GRAMPaper reveals the scale of antimicrobial resistance (#AMR), now a leading cause of death worldwide: hubs.li/Q012sG-t0 #AMRSOS
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Latest from my dissertation on #antibioticresistance out into the world in @WaterRes_J! On fitness costs and VRE plasmids in water w/ Harwood and @RohrEcologyLab at @USFResearch sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Suzanne Young retweeted
Want to come work in Lausannne? LCE is looking for a new postdoc to study microbial grazing of viruses. epfl.ch/labs/lce/openpositio…
– at Ecublens (VD), Suisse
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Ignore White Men 2020 – at Wünnewil-Flamatt, Schweiz
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A record-breaking 1,500 individual private jets are thought to have flown into Davos this week, where David Attenborough got a standing ovation for warning the planet faces destruction if we don't tackle climate change
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– at Ecublens (VD), Suisse
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– at Ecublens (VD), Suisse
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Should have done this a while ago... thank you for your work!
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Replying to @SarahKnutie
Come thru Switzerland! 🙋🏻‍♀️
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Cats pretty easy but country specific- talk to vet, get pet passport, microchip, should already have the required vaccines, plane ride stressful but better with meds. Message me if you want more, I have it all written down- good luck! 😻
Replying to @ScottforFlorida
Is this a parody account
Suzanne Young retweeted
Baobab trees can live for 2,500 years, but in the last 12 years, the oldest and biggest ones have either died or started dying, @edyong209 reports on.theatln.tc/CEaCa0g
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