Princeton undergrads, grad students, postdocs and research staff: Don't miss this opportunity to share your research and creative work - Upload your 3-min video by Wed. April 27 at 5 p.m. @Princeton#ShareYourDiscovery#PRD22
Our paper on isobutanol/isopentanol biosensor in yeast is finally out: https://t.co/c49tWJZ1CU. No longer screening in the dark for strains to produce these biofuels. Kudos to @yan_fei_zhang@JeremyCortez3, Sarah Hammer, @Ceslopezg, Sergio Garcia-Echauri for their awesome work.
Check out our recent paper on @biorxivpreprint with Bruce Wittmann, @patrickalmhjell, & @francesarnold! evSeq is a method for highly multiplexed amplicon sequencing that slots easily into the protein expression workflow and costs cents per variant. (1/10) https://t.co/kmQVQAywpO
Get your FREE tickets to our event w/ Esmé Weijun Wang, author of NYT-bestselling book of essays The Collected Schizophrenias!
This is the keynote for Graduate Mental Health Month, but is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
Thurs, Nov 4, 6pm in Richardson Auditorium.
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The High Meadows Environmental Institute (@PrincetonEnviro) has selected 11 @Princeton University graduate students as 2021 recipients of the Walbridge Fund Graduate Award for Environmental Research.
https://t.co/wCDMTytX9R
A new paper from @javalosLAB engineered the classical lac operon into a blue light-regulated transcriptional system for metabolic engineering and protein production. Readable link at https://t.co/PzmTUDZjqH. https://t.co/izLGBfr3Y7
What interactions drive phase separation in cells? We in @supersciencejew et al show heterotypic interactions, e.g. between RNA & protein, are key to cohesivity of liquid condensates, shattering several assumptions in LLPS field https://t.co/qtIwVVaIBA
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Friends, I learned last night over Zoom drinks that ya'll're baking so much that there's a shortage of yeast?! I, your local frumpy yeast geneticist have come here to tell you this: THERE IS NEVER A SHORTAGE OF YEAST. Here's where I'm a viking. Instructions below.
I am ringing the alarm.
We have now found >400 papers that all share a very similar title layout, graph layout, and (most importantly) the same Western blot layout.
This is a massive #PaperMill of (what we assume) fabricated data.