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Assistant professor at University of South Carolina. We love neurons and macrophages and SARM1. Neuroimmune interactions after traumatic nerve injury. Twiss lab, Giger lab alum.
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Destroy my grant, sure, can handle it. Destroy our paper, that hurts. It feels a bit like making a first impression- do they like us? did we do a good job? Did we embarrass ourselves? As a scientist, I want to put our best work forward. To spark excitement or ideas to those who read it.
The reviewers gave us validation on the work. They pointed out holes & ways to fill those in (& caught every typo 😂) While it isn't the outcome we wanted, the feedback is absolutely going to make this story stronger. I feel excited to get to work on it! This is how peer review should be.