Level up your epidemiological research skills! University of Aberdeen's new online short course (March 2026) offers MPH-level training in study design, causal inference & more. Find out more at abdn.ac.uk/epi-short-co... #Epidemiology #ASCE2026 #PublicHealth

Can't believe I missed that the @societyforepi.bsky.social podcast recently had stochastic modeling episodes, kinda glad they send out those summary email blasts. seriousepi.blubrry.net

Hello @societyforepi.bsky.social SER members! Is epidemiology inherently political? We are looking for epidemiologists in the US to take a brief survey about how we use the concept of solidarity in our work. Please take a few minutes to help us with this research. Thanks! bit.ly/4nkxFmU

@societyforepi.bsky.social members: A call for involvement! Please sign up to serve on an SER committee: epiresearch.org/call-for-inv... Ends June 30! Being on the Awards Committee has made me feel so connected to SER's mission and community. We need YOU, now more than ever! #episky #SER2025

I’ve always wanted to attend SER conference so I was thrilled to finally made it to #SER2025 AND even supported with a travel grant! 🥹🥹 saw amazing people from epitwitter era & those whose work I’ve admired for years. Hope I have more courage to approach them in the future 🙈🙈

Interested in social epidemiology but don't have access to formal training, or do you want more than your current training program offers? Check out new online course from University of Toronto, including lectures from yours truly on social policy evaluation: leongcentre.utoronto.ca/social-epide...

Thanks to the 1500+ that attended #SER2025. It was an incredible conference made by an incredible community. We hope to see you all again next year in Phoenix for #SER2026 and more epidemiology joy.

My first real bsky post will be about the bittersweet feelings I have leaving #SER2025 today, and a mini love letter to this conference that has given so much to me in the last 3 years I’ve had the privilege to attend. It has opened my eyes to incredible new ways of doing science, given me a

Congratulations to all the #SER2025 award winners on this thread! It’s an honor to serve as @societyforepi.bsky.social Member at Large for Awards and help to select these superstars 🤩

From pitching therapy puppies to new sessions on communicating science to the public… Our feedback board was filled with gems! If you missed the SER DEI table in Boston, submit a note virtually and 💕 your favorites at padlet.com/SER_DEI/feed... #SER2025

“I implore you to take action with humility. … stick your neck out for your colleagues who aren’t able to take those risks”

Congratulations to the winners of the poster prize on the final day! #SER2025

Last half day of #SER2025 and I'm already feeling sad What amazing work everyone is doing, in so many areas from the really heavy methods work to public health out in the field. And the resistance of people doing work that powerful people in this country have decided is no longer "scientific"

Presenting poster-on-poster action for tonight’s #ser2025 poster session: come see me at #522 and #1004 which (with approval/suggestion by the kindly SER folks) have been co-relocated next to each other across from #1380 so I can crew both posters at once :).

It was a real pleasure for me to chair the Nutrition and Obesity session at #SER2025. A group of fantastic speakers presenting some fascinating research, including a talk from an undergraduate student and a high school student! #EpiSky #CausalSky

There’s a lot of amazing work at #SER2025 but this DAG poetry art poster is the best poster I’ve seen at any research conference in a decade @epidbydesign.bsky.social

3 posters in a row! Peak efficiency. #SER2025

Poster session 3 - the last one of #SER2025 happening now!

Special shout out to Vidur Jain and Amrutha Alibilli presenting in the Nutrition and Obesity session. An undergraduate student and a high school student!!! #SER2025

I was honored to give the @societyforepi.bsky.social #SER2025 plenary today about what it means to be a scientist in this challenging time. I'm energized from conversations with the epidemiology community and all we can collectively do to action.

The #SER2025 “Assumption Dysfunction” symposium meme game is strong

The inimitable @epidbydesign.bsky.social shows off the 'Causal T Shirt'. Which everyone at #SER2025 now wants.

Time for the most serious session of the #SER2025 conference. 'Who Wants to be an Epidemiologist?' with our host @mattpfox.bsky.social

The inimitable @epidbydesign.bsky.social shows off the 'Causal T Shirt'. Which everyone at #SER2025 now wants.

I love @epidbydesign.bsky.social 's peer review policy for questions @ this morning's #SER2025 session! 🤩 All conferences should do this! @societyforepi.bsky.social

How to do something impactful? 👉🏻Publicly speak out 👉🏻Use tangible story telling 👉🏻Provide background and context for the media, even if you stay anon, even if it seems basic stuff for you 👉🏻Attend town halls 👉🏻Write in outlets, reach different audiences #SER2025

I’m really enjoying the entry music for all the plenary speakers at #SER2025 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Go Annie! So say we all! @annerimoin.bsky.social

Solve challenging problems Advocate for science in policy Drive the narrative #SER2025

“If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair” Shirley Chisholm #SER2025

In our Thursday keynote, @gretchentg.bsky.social, President of the Union of Concerned Scientists, asks "what is the role of the scientist?" #SER2025

"Epidemiology at its core is about patterns over time. It's not just about numbers, it's about understanding history" #SER2025

Amazing work looking at algorithmic bias in lung ca screening, and how screening guidelines and prediction models are perpetuating racial disparities

Huge congratulations to Eleanor Hayes-Larson for winning the Lilienfeld postdoctoral prize! #SER2025

Congratulations to the winners of our Wednesday poster session! #SER2025

Thank you to everyone who came to the SPC Business Meeting - we loved seeing you all! And a HUGE thank you to everyone who donated books ❤️

6 years ago I was too afraid to talk to @rheumepi.bsky.social at the ACR conference and now we are writing grant aims over dinner Pro tip for conferences: say hi to your role models. Tell them you love their work. Don’t be TOO weird 🤪

Incredible breakdancing at the #SER2025 president's reception!

As you wander through Back Bay, come answer our prompt of the day before you get food and drink!

Thank you to everyone who came to the SPC Business Meeting - we loved seeing you all! And a HUGE thank you to everyone who donated books ❤️

Poster Session 2 happening right now! Come swing by and learn about cool new research!

Really valuable lunchtime panel discussion on being an epidemiologist in a clinical setting (As a clinician, also valuable to hear the things that grind our colleagues’ gears…it’s stuff that starts with the letter p) #SER2025

Learn about rapid diagnostic tests at the Infectious Disease session!

Thanks #ser2025 friends for hanging out to talk about DAGs!

Question from a PhD student related to being in the position where they are still learning and may come across something that seems new, but is already well established in the epi field… this may be an especially useful aspect to leverage when communicating to the public 1/3

Enjoying the side by side timelines of T Swift's life vs Epidemiology journal's evolution kicking off the "Eras" session at @societyforepi.bsky.social #SER2025. 😂

The six eras of epidemiology! #SER2025

Dr Savitz muses about how impromptu hallway convos at meetings like #SER2025 promotes new opportunities and collaborations and ideas

"I feel like my job is screaming into the void. So it's good to know when it resonates with others. I know it's important for all of you to hear that your work isn't just shared with each other, but also with the public" @kimberlyeatkins.bsky.social opens here #SER2025 keynote address

David Savitz pays tribute to the scientific importance of the #SER2025 annual meeting in his distinguished service award.