Faculty Portrait of Prof Tsosie (Dine/Navajo Nation) Indigenous Genetic Epidemiologist & Bioethicist At ASU; Talk Title Indigenous Genomics in Cohort Models: Insights, Gaps, & Emerging Approaches in Health
Please join us on Thursday, April 16 at noon (AZ time!) for our next CEMinar with Dr. Krystal Tsosie @kstsosie.bsky.social #EvMed asuevents.asu.edu/event/cemina...
CONGRATULATIONS to Prof Jeff Jensen for his election as Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, joining Regent's Prof Anne Stone & Associate Prof Katie Hinde among CEM Core Faculty with this notable distinction! news.asu.edu/20260326-loc...
Infographic from WHO that says "Tuberculosis is the world's top infectious killer. TB caused 1.23 million deaths in 2024. Ending TB is possible. Fund it, research it, commit to it."
Today is World TB day! To learn more see www.who.int/campaigns/wo... Yes! We can end TB! But support for Science and Treatment is key! #endTB
The last of the three pioneers of great ape studies has died. Galdikas, Fossey, and Goodall dedicated their lives to understanding the lives of these extraordinary creatures.
WAY TO GO Mario!!
(& Center for Evolution & Medicine alumnus!)
There's still time to have your impact doubled! #SunDevilGivingDay #EvMed #StudentFundraiser
Picture of two researchers in the Huijben and Paaijmans labs who study resistance in mosquitos (that can spread diseases like malaria and West Nile virus). The caption says "I support ASU because the Center for Evolution and Medicine is bridging the gap between biology and medicine while empowering tomorrow's game changers by building a generation of future researchers and health professionals.
It's #SunDevilGiving day at #ASU! Please consider supporting @evmedasu.bsky.social at tinyurl.com/yfab58n7! Donations will be matched (up to $2k!) and any gift is appreciated!
TEXT: I support ASU because the Center for Evolution and Medicine is bridging the gap between biology and medicine while empowering tomorrow's game changes by building a generation of future researchers and health professionals. With a photo of a CEM graduate student working in the lab.
Celebrate how an evolutionary lens enhances innovation in medicine & human health on #SunDevilGivingDay!
Your donation to @evmedasu.bsky.social at #ASU will be matched up to $2000; your small gift is doubled to help us support students! #ChangingFutures
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An image of two researchers conducting work in the lab with the text Sun Devil Giving Day: I support ASU because The Center for Evolution and Medicine is bridging the gap between biology and medicine while empowering tomorrow's game changers, building a generation of future researchers and health professionals. #ChangingFutures
This Thursday, March 19 is #SunDevilGiving Day!
Please consider donating to @evmedasu.bsky.social at #ASU
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We have a $2000 match so even a small gift is doubled and will help us support students!
#SunDevilGivingDay #ChangingFutures #EvMed #Impact
I support the Center for Evolution & Medicine because of its mission to accelerate innovations in medicine by bringing evolutionary insights into health and disease! CEM includes my lab (and students such as the amazing Felicia King who earned her master's degree studying M. leprae (which causes Hansen's disease, aka leprosy) at ASU.
Your gift on #SunDevilGiving Day will help support students and the amazing work of the Center for Evolution & Medicine (@evmedasu.bsky.social)! (including students like Felicia King shown here in my lab!) #ASU
Next week is #SunDevilGiving Day! Please consider donating to the Center for Evolution & Medicine at ASU (See www.givecampus.com/campaigns/65...) We have a $2000 match so even a small gift is doubled (and appreciated!) #ASU
Support the Center for Evolution and Medicine this #SunDevilGiving Day! We have $2k match, which means your support goes twice as far!
check out the really impactful evolutionary medicine work we do at CEM (@evmedasu.bsky.social) evmed.asu.edu
#2026MMM Celebrates Libraries & Librarians! news.asu.edu/20260220-art...
Image array of 3 MMM-themed, science-based Valentines with an Eagle Owl, Asian Elephant, & Lynx. Screen-reader valentines also available at the LibGuide. We got you, Boo.
You know what's better than science-themed March Mammal Madness Valentines of #2026MMM Combatants!?!
Science-themed March Mammal Madness Valentines of combatants that carry ear-worms. They're INFECTIOUS!
Download in color or greyscale at the LibGuide libguides.asu.edu/MarchMammalM...
Evolution, Medicine and Public Health has just started its 14th year. All publications from 2025 are listed with links at the EvMedReview.com substack post. Interesting reading!
🧪 @evmed.bsky.social @evmedasu.bsky.social @tricem.bsky.social
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Para obtener una buena descripción general de lo que el ADN antiguo puede decirnos sobre los patógenos (¡producido por estudiantes de pregrado y posgrado en mi laboratorio!), consulte: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwQP...
For a nice overview of what ancient DNA can tell us about pathogens (produced by undergraduate and graduate students in my lab!) see: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxOE...
Lovely to work with @blevinske.bsky.social, @paleogenomics.bsky.social & Verena Schuenemann on " Ancient DNA insights into diverse pathogens and their hosts"! Read it at rdcu.be/eSVPN
Two scientists studying mosquitos in the effort to eradicate malaria as part of the vector-borne diseases research program in the Center for Evolution and Medicine.
On Giving Tuesday, we appreciate everyone who transforms our understanding of disease and achieves new approaches to improving human health.
Thank you researchers, funders, learners, & donors.
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If you are interested in our research about discovering species with extremely low cancer rates or using ideas from integrated pest management to improve cancer therapy, ASU has a new podcast Lab Coat Optional that featured my work in an episode: www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8r0...
We are hiring a postdoc to profile the evolvability of tumors in longitudinal samples from three clinical trials as part of the ARPA-H ADAPT program. This is essentially an evolutionary bioinformatics position. If you are interested, please apply here ASAP apply.interfolio.com/172521
WE HEAR HE'S A FUN GUY!
#IRegretNothing
You can attend in person or via Zoom! #EvMed
Fixed! THANK YOU, Pablo! :-D
WE HEAR HE'S A FUN GUY!
#IRegretNothing
You can attend in person or via Zoom! #EvMed
Beautiful yellow Fungus by AkhilKamuni Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons
Noon Thursday, November 6th, join us for David Engelthaler's lecture "Cocci and Crypto: Evolving fungi in an evolving world". Prof. Engelthaler is Executive Director of the Health Observatory at ASU & the Director of TGen North
@tgenresearch.bsky.social #EvMed asuevents.asu.edu/event/cemina...
Fixing it now!
1. Map evolutionary diversity to hack biomedical innovation
2. Revolutionize cancer therapy
3. Target the development of antimicrobial resistance
4. Address Anthropocene-related diseases
5. Support healthier behaviors
6. Improve pandemic responses
by Barbara Natterson-Horowitz & Dan Blumstein!
"But Nesse – the man who kickstarted it all – says evolutionary medicine still has the power to provide new questions and new answers about disease." #EvMed www.bbc.com/future/artic...
"The E.P.A. grant was intended to fund Kipnuk’s river stabilization project for three years. Planning, design & some construction were supposed to happen between June and September, when the river would have thawed enough for barges to bring supplies to the village."
It was cancelled last spring 🫠
