
TWiV 944: Hacking through Borneo with Kathryn Hanley
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Kathryn Hanley joins TWiV to discuss her career and the research in her laboratory on the molecular biology, evolution and ecology of emerging RNA viruses and their insect vectors.
Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Rich Condit, and Kathy Spindler
Guest: Kathryn Hanley
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Links for this episode
- Research assistant position at FDA (pdf)
- Support MicrobeTV with a Spike t-shirt (Vaccinated.us)
- One bite is all it takes (TWiV 587)
- CREATE-NEO
- Shifts in Borneo mosquito diversity (Ecosphere)
- VSV surveillance along Rio Grande (PLoS Path)
- Virulence a trade-off between transmission and clearance (Viruses)
- West Nile virus disease indicators (Viruses)
- Identify mosquito meals by barcoding (Trop Med Inf Dis)
- SkitoSnack (Sci Rep)
- Neal Nathanson dies (Baltimore Sun)
- VRR interview with Neal Nathanson (YouTube)
- Letters read on TWiV 944
- Timestamps by Jolene. Thanks!
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Kathy – Car Talk Puzzler Archive
Rich – The Molecular Biologist Who Exposed the Soviet Union" by Sean B. Carroll
Vincent – NYU Chemistry prof fired because his course was too difficult
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Jack – The Everything Virus
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