Melyssa Minto, PhD

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🧬Bioinformatic Scientist 👩🏾‍💻Programming Coordinator for the Black Women in Computational Biology Network. 🎙️Podcast Host for the CompBio Cafe 🇯🇲 she/her, views are my own

Hey Bluesky! I’m an Assistant Professor at North Carolina A&T State University in the Department of Biology. My lab focuses on how social determinants of food accessibility influences diet and the impact diet, in turn, has on health outcomes via the gut microbiome. Great to connect with you all!

Join us for a #BlackInCompBio Seminar featuring Dr. Ariangela Kozik, Assistant Professor at University of Michigan! 🖥️ Dr. Kozik's research focuses on multi-omics, microbe crosstalk, and chronic respiratory disease. 📆 May 10th @ 1 pm ET / 10 am PT / 6 pm GMT / 8 pm EAT RSVP t.co/I1pkR989Cc 🖥️🧬🦠🧶

#BlackInCompBio Seminar Series: Ariangela Kozik, PhD (University of Michigan) | BlackWomenCompBio

The #BlackInCompBio Seminar Series provides a platform for Black scientists to share their science with our global community.

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Check out the latest episode of the #CompBioCafePod where Dean Lee discusses Figure One Lab, a resource to help you build a Comp Bio portfolio to land you that job! 🖥️🧬🧪🧶

The Black Women in Computational Biology Network@blkwomencompbio.bsky.social · 2y ago

🎙️ New Episode on the #CompBioCafePod titled "Creating a CompBio Portfolio with Figure One Lab feat. Dean Lee" Countless gems were dropped on using #storytelling to land #compbio roles in #biotech/#pharma. Full episode linked in bio! #ComputationalBiology #Podcast #ScienceCommunication

✨In the first of a 4 part series, Ijeoma Meremikwu (UPenn) speaks on the importance of amplifying the stories of Black scientists and how that motivated her to join BWCB's leadership team. We’re excited to share the rest of this conversation soon! youtu.be/1kmfMlaI69w

#BlackInCompBio Podcast: Reimagining Our Audio Series Through Storytelling, Part 1 - YouTube

✨ In the first of a 4 part series, Ijeoma Meremikwu (UPenn) speaks on the importance of amplifying the stories of Black scientists and how that motivated her...

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Consider giving to BWCB this #GivingTuesday to help us reach new milestones in amplifying our members science, skill development, and conference attendance 🧬🖥️

The Black Women in Computational Biology Network@blkwomencompbio.bsky.social · 3y ago

We're one day away from #GivingTuesday! Between 11/28 and 12/31, consider BWCB in your year-end giving plans. Directly impact our: 🌱 Honorarium Fund 🌱 Workshop Fund 🌱 Travel Fund Learn more and #ActivateYourImpact at blackwomencompbio.org/donate (link in bio) #BWCBgiving #BlackWomenCompBio #Share

Are you an early career scientist interested in the peer review process? Have you been asked to provide critical feedback for a manuscript submission or need more information on how to respond to reviewers? Black In Neuro and Reviewer Zero have you covered! (Post 1 of 2)

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