Yesterday Stevie Wonder received an Honorary degree from Hopkins and the Peabody, and gave us a song to a cheering ovation. The genius of his name is correct.
Former Group Member Brenda Wilson was in town to receive an award from the @ASMicrobiology as her highly regarded "Bacterial Pathogenesis: A Molecular Approach " heads to a new edition. We posed for a picture with her pbk for non-experts written with her son! How cool is that?
Check out our recent News & Views by Anna Vagstad and @danirichterfl highlighting an article by @Nairlab_UIUC. Unusual LanM architecture enables the biosynthesis of dehydrazoles
https://t.co/ANMkndi9vU
#RiPPs#NaturalProducts#Enzyme
Year-End Kudos. Especially to former Group member Doug Cohen and his team mates at Vertex for seeing thru to FDA approval the first CRISPR-based therapy for a genetic disorder— sickle cell disease‚ a landmark. Congratulations and to all who have made advances in 2023
@piel_lab@Microbio_ETH Congratulations Joern! May it be the first of many happy reunions. It's as much for your inspired and grateful students as for you to see each other again.
We are delighted to announce the 2023 JACS Au Early Career Advisory Board!
Each year, we appoint new members to this board, seeking perspectives from, and providing advice and guidance to, emerging independent scholars.
Check out the list: https://t.co/NZyqqX3xdR
Appearing today in @J_A_C_S. Connecting the dots to a biogenetic proposal for anthraquinone-fused enediyne biosynthesis: https://t.co/eglv1djg5O Remarkable rearrangement and oxidation chemistry — and a simple, efficient synthetic model. Congratulations Paramita and Serena!
@jjanetzko@J_A_C_S There is a lot to appreciate in the syntheses of KCN, SJD and AGM and now to contrast a greatly different concept and solution emerging from the shadows by the GOAT natural product chemist. Thanks for seeing.