Delisa_E_Clay
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Supportive: Thanks mentees and offers help (e.g., "Thank you!!! You were an amazing mentee..." and offering PDF copies).
- Community-focused: Highlights events and art collaborations (e.g., Black Tie Dinner, ArtOfAScientist showcase).
- Advocacy-driven: Promotes social causes (e.g., Duke petition, justice for Breonna Taylor).
- Scientific communicator: Shares research outputs and thesis review (e.g., JCB publication, Genes review).
- Collaborative: Credits colleagues and co‑authors (e.g., SciPol workshop with Michael Waitzkin, Brian Clark).
Weaknesses:
- Informal tone: Frequent emojis and casual phrasing (e.g., "I tried! 😭🤣 #neveragain").
- Self-promotion: Regularly posts own publications and offers PDFs.
- Mixed messaging: Combines gaming puzzle tweet with scientific content.
- Over-tagging: Tags many users in a single tweet (e.g., "I was tagged twiced! ... 5 tags").
- Polarizing content: Posts political petitions and justice requests that may divide audience.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the intellectual, socially‑conscious member of the Simpson family, which aligns with Delisa’s identity as a scientist and activist. Delisa’s bio says she’s "just a scientist for fun" and her tweets celebrate academic achievements like "A review adapted from part of my thesis is now published in Genes…", mirroring Lisa’s love of learning and research. She frequently advocates for justice, as seen in her tweet "Attorney General Cameron… I request justice for Breonna Taylor," reflecting Lisa’s strong moral compass and activism. Delisa’s supportive tone toward mentees ("Thank you!!! You were an amazing mentee…") matches Lisa’s caring nature toward friends and peers. Her enjoyment of puzzles and pop‑culture references ("This game has given me trust issues … Puzzle #396") also fits Lisa’s nerdy, curious personality.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
Delisa’s frequent public acknowledgments and event updates, such as 'Last night was fantastic! Duke Bouchet Society’s 7th Annual Black Tie Dinner ✨,' show an outward‑focused, sociable style, indicating Extraversion. Their emphasis on big‑picture scientific concepts ('DNA Damage Responses during the Cell Cycle: Insights from Model Organisms and Beyond') and creative projects like the Art of a Scientist series point to an intuitive (N) preference for abstract ideas. Many tweets prioritize values and community, e.g., 'Attorney General Cameron… I request justice for Breonna Taylor…,' reflecting a Feeling (F) decision‑making style. Finally, the organized announcements about upcoming defenses ('I’m defending soon! DM me for Zoom info ☺️') and petitions demonstrate a structured, planning‑oriented Judging (J) orientation.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a DNA repair enzyme? Because whenever I'm near you, all my broken hearts get patched up - just like your work on DNA damage response.
- I saw your Connections puzzle #396 and thought, if we were matching those yellow squares, we'd be a perfect pair - maybe we can solve the ultimate puzzle together, starting with a coffee.
- You claim to be an enemy Stand user, but I think the only thing standing between us is the chance to let our chemistry spark - care to see which Stand wins?
- Your art of science is as vibrant as a box jellyfish, and I'd love to be the Drosophila in your lab, buzzing around you all day.
- After a night at the Duke Black-Tie Dinner, I realized the only thing missing from that elegant soirée was a dance with a fellow Black-in-STEM scientist - shall we waltz into the next one?
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
PhD in molecular genetics, Duke researcher, DNA damage response sleuth, puzzle‑lover (once beat a 4‑color game with Jigglypuff), #BlackInSTEM advocate– @Delisa_E_Clay
Your signature cocktail
Black Tie Lab Elixir
The Black Tie Lab Elixir combines crisp gin (representing her scientific rigor) with vibrant blue curaçao (evoking the colorful puzzles she loves, as she notes 'This game has given me trust issues Connections Puzzle #396 🟨🟩🨨� 🟨🟨🟨� 🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟪🟪🟪🟪 🟦🟦🟦🟦'). The pomegranate’s bold flavor reflects her dedication to inclusion and empowerment, celebrated when she announced 'Today I learned that I was the recipient of the 2019 Michelle P. Winn Inclusive Excellence Award.' Activated charcoal gives the drink a sleek black swirl, honoring her #BlackinSTEM identity and the Black Tie Dinner she attended, 'Last night was fantastic! Duke Bouchet Society’s 7th Annual Black Tie Dinner ✨'. A garnish of edible gold leaf nods to her academic achievements and recent publications, like the tweet 'A review adapted from part of my thesis is now published in Genes for the special issue, DNA Damage Response Mechanisms in Model Systems.' The overall balance of crisp, sweet, and smoky notes captures her journey from rigorous research to industry, as she confessed 'Unlearning academic culture and transitioning into industry has been a lot harder than I thought! A lot of subtle aspects seem fundamentally different lol.'
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Delisa's tweets demonstrate a willingness to stand up for causes, a hallmark of Gryffindor bravery, as seen in 'Attorney General Cameron, @kyoag I request justice for Breonna Taylor. And I am tagging five friends who I hope will do the same!'. She also calls for institutional change with bold activism, posting 'Duke needs to do better. Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/dukenative'. Additionally, she embraces challenging academic milestones, noting 'I’m defending soon! DM me for Zoom info ☺️', showing courage to face a thesis defense. These patterns of confronting injustice and taking bold actions align her most closely with Gryffindor.
Your movie
Your song
The Scientist - Coldplay
The user’s bio declares they are "just a scientist for fun," directly echoing the song’s title and its focus on scientific curiosity. Their tweet about publishing a review on DNA damage responses — "A review adapted from part of my thesis is now published in Genes…" — shows a deep dedication to uncovering complex biological mechanisms, mirroring the lyric 'I’m trying to figure out where I went wrong.' They also mention the challenges of defending a dissertation ("I’m defending soon! DM me for Zoom info ☺️") and transitioning to industry, aligning with the song’s refrain 'Nobody said it would be easy.' Their activism ("Duke needs to do better. Sign the petition…") and mentorship ("Thank you!!! You were an amazing mentee and I was glad I could help ☺️") reflect the song’s yearning to fix mistakes and make things right.
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