It's official! I'm thrilled to share that I will start a new position as Assistant Professor in the Department of Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases Yale School of Public Health in July 2024! For more info about the Vogels Lab check our website: vogelslab.com

Found on a family visit, a booklet produced by my great uncle for the UAW in 1957, a reminder that the UAW has always “included a great variety, and great variety and great distinction.” There have always been scientists, scholars, engineers, and theologians in the UAW.

“what exact time were you born” sorry i won’t be complicit in biopolitics

Looking for postdoc positions? Join us at Boston University School of Public Health! If you're at ASTMH, please come talk to me! Laura White and I are hiring multiple postdocs to work together on exciting projects on ID epi & outbreak modeling & causal inference 🦠 #TropMed23 #PostdocOpportunities

Mosquitos -- the syringes of the sky -- can be a complementary tool to monitor the spread of drug-resistant malaria. Our new study (and my 3rd dissertation chapter!) here, with the amazing people at Yale Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases, CSU Microbiology, Immunology & Pathology, and #IRSS in Burkina.

🦟💉🩸🦠🇧🇫 bit.ly/3I7z2T7

Just a rough ballpark on this, using NSF data on non-business research spending and publications in US the average cost of a paper in US is ~$425k. That includes direct and indirect costs. So gotta figure it’s at least 2x that for an average “high impact” paper.

Some wonderful contemporary books which expose the deep and entrenched relationship between infectious diseases and inequality

Even though he was a wild apex predator, P-22 was our local celebrity — and a beloved one at that. His journey to our backyard in Griffith Park was a Hollywood movie made real.

He was also a victim of car culture, while being a brilliant reminder of the Los Angeles before it.

Science: who has access, who can guide and interpret the scientific questions, who can participate, and who can benefit. At it's core, it's all rooted in equity and social justice.

Proud of our trainees, and I know this generation will do so much better ❤️

#FairUCNow #UCStrike

🚨 UC POSTDOCS OF UAW Local 5810 SETTING NEW INDUSTRY STANDARDS ONCE AGAIN! 🚨 (a 🧵)

Postdocs and Academic Researchers reached a Tentative Agreement on a contract last night. I want to highlight some of the transformative Postdoc gains in this TA:
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I stand in strong solidarity with the 48,000 academic workers at the University of California who are on strike for higher wages, better child care benefits, and expanded paid leave.

It was believed in medieval times that hedgehogs had spikes so they could roll over fruit to carry home to their children, which is not true but is a really cute idea

Our Green Task Force is asking the global health community about steps to begin the process of contending with our contributions to greenhouse gas emissions. Take the climate survey by Oct. 15. Results will be presented at #TropMed22 : surveymonkey.com/r/F2H9BWN

You probably know that ecosystem degradation can cause spillover and disease outbreaks (lose–lose scenarios). In our new paper, we evaluate 46 potential ✨win–win solutions✨ for conservation and human infectious disease control. Here’s what we learned👇🏼 thelancet.com/journals/lanpl…

US Army engineer Harold Fisk’s 1944 map of the changing course of the Mississippi River over thousands of years.

Melanie Elliot supports MS and PhD students 'from the time we are merely YSPH applicants, over each and every hurdle throughout our coursework and research, and all the way to graduation.'

Read more about Elliot's huge impact on YSPH: m.yale.edu/3sr7

A mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade. Freedom to die at a holiday parade is not freedom.

Praying for our loved ones in Highland Park.

bat, france, 14th century

YSPH Team Science Research Award:
🌟 hanna y ehrlich, Amy Bei, Dan Weinberger, Josh Warren and Sunil Parikh
🌟 Tyler Shelby, Xin Zhou, Donna Spiegelman, Lauretta Grau, Linda Niccolai and Luke Davis, MD