Evelyn Strickland
@strickland-evelyn.bsky.social
Recent PhD graduate @oweinerlab.bsky.social at UCSF | Interested in Neutrophil swarming and collective cell control systems | 🏳️🌈
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Just because its fun~ This is one of my favorite videos I've taken in my PhD! Here is 60x imaging of neutrophils swarming to attack yeast targets in blue :)
Zara was a great inspiration and mentor... Its really sad the excellent often leave us too soon... You will be missed Zara 💕
Zara Weinberg passed away earlier this week. She joined my lab earlier this year when her postdoc lab formally closed.
She was a brilliant scientist, supportive mentor, dear friend, avid music fan, rabid believer in public transit, open science champion, and above all just an amazing human.
She was a brilliant scientist, supportive mentor, dear friend, avid music fan, rabid believer in public transit, open science champion, and above all just an amazing human.
October 31, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Zara was a great inspiration and mentor... Its really sad the excellent often leave us too soon... You will be missed Zara 💕
Reposted by Evelyn Strickland
I worry that not enough of a big deal is being made about how long-term the devastation of these budget cuts to our scientific and health agencies will be, beyond the absolute ruin they will cause in the acute period.
June 3, 2025 at 4:51 PM
I worry that not enough of a big deal is being made about how long-term the devastation of these budget cuts to our scientific and health agencies will be, beyond the absolute ruin they will cause in the acute period.
Thanks @c0nc0rdance.bsky.social for this thread :) Wanted to amplify this part because its been on my mind a *lot* lately.
Public researchers work tirelessly (for limited pay) to create information for *everyone's* benefit. Attacking the NIH, NSF and other public funders hurts *all* of us...
Public researchers work tirelessly (for limited pay) to create information for *everyone's* benefit. Attacking the NIH, NSF and other public funders hurts *all* of us...
I will point out that work like this is only possible because of funding by NIH, NSF, private industry and not-for-profit research foundations in close collaboration.
Science is a collective, public, international effort that benefits all of humanity & dimming its light anywhere dims it everywhere.
Science is a collective, public, international effort that benefits all of humanity & dimming its light anywhere dims it everywhere.
March 1, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Thanks @c0nc0rdance.bsky.social for this thread :) Wanted to amplify this part because its been on my mind a *lot* lately.
Public researchers work tirelessly (for limited pay) to create information for *everyone's* benefit. Attacking the NIH, NSF and other public funders hurts *all* of us...
Public researchers work tirelessly (for limited pay) to create information for *everyone's* benefit. Attacking the NIH, NSF and other public funders hurts *all* of us...
Doing my best to make sure this page is about cool microscopy and not my current postdoc search status... 😓
November 20, 2024 at 5:49 AM
Doing my best to make sure this page is about cool microscopy and not my current postdoc search status... 😓
Reposted by Evelyn Strickland
Just swam over to Bluesky and decided to dip my fin in the water. I am a Postdoc in the Weinstein lab and currently on the faculty job market. I developed an injury system to study cutaneous wound healing in adult zebrafish. Check out my movie showing neutrophil recruitment after injury.
November 18, 2024 at 10:51 PM
Just swam over to Bluesky and decided to dip my fin in the water. I am a Postdoc in the Weinstein lab and currently on the faculty job market. I developed an injury system to study cutaneous wound healing in adult zebrafish. Check out my movie showing neutrophil recruitment after injury.
Just because its fun~ This is one of my favorite videos I've taken in my PhD! Here is 60x imaging of neutrophils swarming to attack yeast targets in blue :)
November 6, 2024 at 8:34 PM
Just because its fun~ This is one of my favorite videos I've taken in my PhD! Here is 60x imaging of neutrophils swarming to attack yeast targets in blue :)