Very happy to announce that the website of Lin lab at @tuftsvet is online!

I was interviewed by a company, who is interested in providing general public information of Lyme disease prevention. I'd say the information there is mostly correct and fair if you want to learn the "drama/history/development" of Lyme disease prevention!

15 years ago I was a junior postdoc starting the Lyme disease research in @UMassChan . 15 years later, I was invited to come back “home” to give my talk, shared how my career to where I am! I think I’m now officially coming back to MA’s biomedical science community!

My department has an opening for an Assistant/Associate Professor of infectious diseases. The job ad can be found here (. Please feel free to share this job announcement with your colleagues!

Never thought my first interview on major media is not about my Lyme disease research but my side job as an adventurous backpacker!😆 Thanks for the New York Times story of my thanksgiving trip in Afghanistan by @davidzucchino and Elise.

Merry Christmas 🎄🤶 My technician Carly gave me this Christmas gift “the pig made by her”. Moving the lab is tough. We did a lot this year & thank you for the help and we made it @tuftsvet !

RT @therealjskare: The Texas A&M College of Medicine, Department of Microbial Pathogenesis and Immunology, is hiring a full-time tenured or…

RT @therealjskare: This position is focused on teaching for both graduate and medical curricular courses.  Note that the start date for thi…

Metal is critical for microbial physiology though its role in Lyme disease bacteria is an ongoing debate. Check our new publication @jbiolchem providing multidisciplinary evidence of metals to promote functions of Lyme bacteria immune evasion. @tuftsvet

Lin lab tradition: wines all over the world as Christmas gifts! This year we have Riesling from Germany 🇩🇪, white wines from Argentina 🇦🇷 and France 🇫🇷 , and red wine from Morocco 🇲🇦. Happy holidays

Thanks for my friend/colleague Peter Kraiczy inviting me for the talk in his institution at University Hospital of Frankfurt in their lunch seminar series on Monday. Hope people enjoy it!! (Also thanks for Peter to show me the fantastic German Christmas market!)

Tonight, I’m going to fly to the capitol of German Bavaria (巴伐利亞), Munich （慕尼黑). Cannot wait to try “Schweinshaxe (fried pig feet 🐽 ) and visit my friend Peter Kraiczy and other Lyme disease colleagues in Germany

When microbes meet hosts, the “choice”of host “Tolerance vs. Resistance” is an unknown issues of Eco-immunology. See how we @tuftsvet & @TuftsMedSchool #TuftsLymeInitiative elegantly approached this mystery using Lizards and Lyme bacteria !

Glad to invite my postdoc mentor, John Leong, to visit us today and share his work. Learned a lot about pneumococcal infections and aging! Have never thought one day I would host my mentor’s seminar talk 😄

We are hosting the visit of John Leong, my postdoc boss/the chair of the Microbiology Dept. at @Tuftsmedschool in our department seminar @TuftsVet this Thursday Oct. 17 at 12pm EDT to present his exciting work on why elders are susceptible to Pneumococcus infections!

Fall is coming. Come with Lin lab to go apple picking and make your apple pie.🥧 🍎 🍏

So excited the collaboration with @MacNamaraLab and @JesseBonin1 was finally published. Revealing the how intracellular infectious tickborne pathogens impact the Lyme bacteria-associated inflammation!

@MacNamaraLab @NIAIDFunding @JesseBonin1 Congratulations!

So busy recently that I haven’t update about the lab: Happy birthday to Take, our visiting DVM/PhD student from Japan! Enjoy your first birthday in USA!🇺🇸

I haven’t shared personal news here but I’m so excited today because I finally feel I’m settling into Massachusetts after moving to Tufts Vet School @TuftsUniversity My newly built house in MA starts from today, 7/19/2024-