It’s been an emotional few weeks. The election, and before that, a young father with mental health issues, whose life ended in a police confrontation in West Philadelphia. It reminds us to think of others in our community who may be struggling. To that end, I’d like to bring back pieces we published in the past few months on helping others in crisis, training programs to show bystanders how to intervene supportively, and the lasting impacts of racial trauma. I hope they can help our community find common ground.
To help you tell us about your work, we’ve launched a new digital form (which will work once our access to Google Drive is restored. Bookmark for future use.) that anyone can fill out to be considered for promotion on our Research Twitter (follow us there). If you’re not on twitter yet but want to start, reach out. We’ll send you tips on getting started (ResearchNews@jefferson.edu). We’ll also be offering training for students and faculty through our all-virtual Science Communications Series.
All the best,
Edyta + Karuna Science Writers, Marketing and Communications
Use this form (bookmark it) to help us promote your work on our Research Twitter. Here's a recent example of a new paper from Dr. Schnell's lab on their coronavirus vaccine, CORAVAX.
