🇺🇸 🇲🇽 PhD in Chemical Biology | PTMs and Proteomics
Baltimore, MD
Joined July 2020
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Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
More than just speaker panels: I'm tired of homogeny within leadership positions, grant awardees, new hires, scientists in media... #LatinxAtlas was designed to make identifying deserving candidates outside the majority easier - spread the word to those who need to know! 🧵
Tired of wondering why conference speaker panels are not more diverse, Fred Hutch Faculty member and #latina @CterminiPhD , decided to do something about it. She created the Atlas of Inspiring Hispanic/Latinx #Scientists .
bit.ly/3zZjNKT
Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
Our new paper describing how tyrosine-linked ADP-ribosylation signalling is reversed. Big thanks to our collaborators @JgmRack, @LeidenADPr and @Lab_Matic.
jbc.org/article/S0021-9258(2…
So happy/excited/relieved that I successfully defended my PhD dissertation last week!!
Very thankful for my wonderful mentors, especially @LeungLab and @ProteomicsNews , and all of my fantastic collaborators that made my project possible!
It’s been a tough and emotional journey, but with the help of my partner, family, mentors, labmates, and friends, I was able to finish the marathon and grow into a more independent scientist.
#TeamMassSpec has another newly minted latina doctor!!
It was such a fantastic experience collaborating with @GarciaLabMS for MS analysis of ADPr forms and @MehleLab for studying ADPr during influenza infection!!
Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
The best antidote to burnout is not teaching people coping skills to handle stress. It's redesigning work to reduce stress.
The cure for exhaustion is removing overwhelming demands and the norm of self-sacrifice.
Healthy workplaces value well-being as much as performance.
Spreading the appreciation to ladies I’ve had the pleasure to work/collaborate with!! @RenASRobinson1 @Dr_ChristinaK @na__chung @BumpusLab @HannahNWilkins @drcmwoo @WenqingXu1997
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Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
A true honor to be named as a 'Rising Star in Proteomics and Metabolomics'! Congrats to all RISING STARS! Thanks my mentors @DannyHatters @gurugav69 & Rick Morimoto! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Shoutout to my friend Dr. Christina King @Dr_ChristinaK for making the list too!! She has been a role model for me ever since we met at Pitt and I'm so excited to see what the future holds for her ✨
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Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
"Exam modifications … removed barriers that shouldn’t have been there in the first place."
#PhD student @sorenlipman learned to speak up for the support they needed. Read their story in this #ScienceWorkingLife. scim.ag/51o
Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
I don't know who needs to hear this but refill your prescription meds asap if you can, especially if you get them from CVS or Walgreens.
The strike starting November 1st will make it even more difficult to get your meds.
Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
We’re looking for early or mid career faculty that haven’t yet landed that first R01…please share with anyone you know could benefit from community and strategic support
Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
Leading and mentoring a group of young scientists:
1. Advocate for them in spaces they can’t advocate for themselves.
2. Teach them to advocate for themselves in spaces they can.
3. Fear ≠ respect
4. Foster their growth based on their goals, not yours.
#AcademicChatter
Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
Happy Thursday!!!
Today we are discussing all things mental health using the hashtag #OurMindsMatter
Join us TONIGHT @6pm EST on Twitter Spaces as we discuss the importance of mental health as Black scientists!
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! nitter.cf/i/spaces/1jMKgLBrzkYGL
Isabel Rose Uribe, PhD retweeted
We often overlook the signs that we might be heading towards burnout. Can we recognize these subtle cues?
@sanapowell_lpc sheds light on those telltale signs. When you sense them, don't ignore them—your well-being matters🌻
@DrMarissaKate @ThePhDPlace
#AcademicMentalHealth
ALT An illustration titled "Signs to take a break" by @sanapowell_lpc. - You've been feeling more irritable and impatient than usual, maybe with others and/or yourself. - Your sleeping and eating habits have gotten worse, possibly due to increased stress levels. - You've been fatigued, without as much energy as you normally have for things you care about. - You've been getting sick more easily and/or having more frequent headaches or body aches. - You've been feeling less motivated to accomplish things that are important to you. - You've been feeling overwhelmed and have been neglecting your basic needs.