Amy Fan

@amycfanphd

PhD studying , , and in the Majeti lab | , , | she/her | Formerly &

Palo Alto, CA
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Vrijeme pridruživanja: prosinac 2018.
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  1. prije 19 sati

    Blessed to have hosted our speaker, . On behalf of Stanford, thank you for a day of stimulating scientific discussion and for sharing your efforts to characterize and understand the role of microglia in development, adult homeostasis, and disease!

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  2. 4. velj

    The Twitter has been approved by the boss and is LIVE. Follow for science and lab shenanigans. Give recommendations for what we should tweet about.

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    29. sij

    Hello, fellow academics! I’m helping with a new study on how PhD qualifier/prelim exams affect the mental health of grad students and would love input. Were your prelims/quals stressful? How did they affect your well-being? Any thoughts on them in general?

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  4. 2. velj

    Great piece by about work culture and expectations in academic science, and how the current system will only continue to propagate its own issues and fail to be equitable and productive.

    The working culture of scientific research can be toxic. This perspective explores what the problems are, and what some of the solutions may be.
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    16. sij

    I wrote this deeply personal piece and I chose bravery over fear. My OpEd in today’s about why I left my faculty position in academia last month and what losing Black faculty means for our students and patients.

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  6. 31. sij

    Last year asked the twitterverse a really important question about graduate school interviews and she's followed it up with a wonderfully informative blog post just in time for interview season:

    ⚠️Question for Academic Twitter⚠️ What are the warnings signs or red flags potential students should look for when interviewing for grad school? Are there subtle ways people communicate that someone is difficult to work with?
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  7. 30. sij

    P.S. Fig. 2B is my favorite.

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  8. 30. sij

    Dear , Thank you for your 2011 phosflow paper on human HSPC cytokine responses. Hopefully I can replicate your methods. (any chance you still have a protocol? :D) Sincerely, another phd student in the

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  9. 30. sij

    Really impressed by this "dual RNA-seq" of both host and transcripts of an in vivo infection model: never thought of removing the host RNA before lysing the TB & surprised that bead beating could both lyse TB and maintain RNA quality!

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  10. 28. sij

    Cute cartoon abstracts highlighting some findings from 's recent report on the unsustainable culture/environment in research.

    Cartoon versions of some of the key the results of the brilliant ’s survey of researchers in the UK
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  11. 27. sij

    Bonus: check out this wish list from Stanford student leaders communicated directly to last year: Student leaders are burned out & need more support/recognition/compensation for spearheading initiatives that shouldn't be our responsibility.

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  12. 27. sij

    This is a really important question that resonates with a lot of people, especially here at Stanford where community-building is hard at the graduate level and it's difficult to get buy-in from students even to engage with their own communities.

    So. Twitter I’m desperate for ideas. How do you think students should be incentivized/rewarded/recognized for doing DEI work? How do you engage w privileged allies who don’t find this terribly important the way underrepresented students do? DMs welcome. (5/5)
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  13. 27. sij

    Trying to make sense of my data while preparing for lab meeting.

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    21. sij

    Excited to share this work with everyone!! We show that enasidenib, a drug FDA-approved for IDH2-mutant AML, drives erythroid differentiation independently of IDH2. We hope enasidenib can potentially be used to decrease transfusion dependence and anemia.

    Congratulations to on this beautiful paper: some basic science that is both clinically motivated & translatable.
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  15. 21. sij

    Link to original article:

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  16. 21. sij

    Congratulations to on this beautiful paper: some basic science that is both clinically motivated & translatable.

    New study published in finds that Enasidenib, FDA-approved for acute myeloid leukemia, drives human erythroid differentiation independently of isocitrate dehydrogenase 2 (IDH2) and decreases anemia. Read more at:
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  17. 19. sij

    Finally, a shout out to some of the wonderful people in my life who have helped me on this journey (, , , , , ) and to the many new friends who have invited me into their lives since I've moved to Stanford.

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  18. 19. sij

    Hopefully anyone who has read this far realizes that they aren't alone in feeling isolated or having trouble making friends in graduate school, or really any time we transition in adulthood.

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  19. 19. sij

    How I have decided to maintain and build new relationships isn't translatable to everyone, because as I have stated -- everyone is a little different. Perhaps what is most important is recognizing what we need and growing out of our comfort zone a little bit.

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  20. 19. sij

    To build new relationships, I found people who share a hobby or interest and doggedly pursued them. Who is my go to yoga buddy? Food buddy? Errand buddy? Doing activities together gave me an opportunity to then learn more about the other person and build a relationship over time.

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