Returning to Science Twitter briefly to thank the UTSW newsroom for their kind story on my New Innovator award. Humbling experience. A few thank yous to follow, as most haven't switched to the "other" place. :)
The next discovery in treating brain diseases may come from tiny cell structures. David Sanders, Ph.D., studies biomolecular condensates and their role in Alzheimer’s/ALS—work that earned him the @NIH Director’s New Innovator Award. Explore more: https://t.co/NgiJFolBDA #UTSWMed
@AdrianoAguzzi@silvirouskin It’s a glam grant for new PIs in the us. You write a non-deliverable, pie-in-the-sky proposal and then pray that you randomly get a better score than a bunch of others. I suppose a good CV helps slightly.
@silvirouskin Since Covid, things have been different re: trainee motivation. Not sure whether it’s due to a generational change or stasis-driven malaise. But it has become more challenging to excite trainees and motivate them to do impactful research! Exception: students from china.
Ut southwestern is recruiting! 3-milly start-up for tenure-track or tenured positions in O’Donnell Brain institute. Basic and translational neuroscientists both. If I can call myself a neuroscientist, so can you! Please consider reposting :) #DPRITisComing https://t.co/aiSDX86s3W
The OBI Scholars Program is recruiting early career scientists of ANY discipline whose research includes mechanistic studies that advance understanding of CNS disease & aging. Scholars receive a generous ~$3M recruitment package and lab space. Learn more: https://t.co/XfBJXBhdVV
@kenneylj We’re a med school not an undergrad campus. And tenure is overrated in biomedical research. I, personally, love it here, but thanks for your perspective.
The OBI Scholars Program is recruiting early career scientists of ANY discipline whose research includes mechanistic studies that advance understanding of CNS disease & aging. Scholars receive a generous ~$3M recruitment package and lab space. Learn more: https://t.co/XfBJXBhdVV
Dr. David Sanders, Assistant Professor in the Center for Alzheimer’s & Neurodegenerative Diseases & Molecular Biology, received the NIH Health Director’s New Innovator Award. His research focuses on the role of RNA/protein assemblies in neurodegeneration. https://t.co/L9Z5aLG897
The next discovery in treating brain diseases may come from tiny cell structures. David Sanders, Ph.D., studies biomolecular condensates and their role in Alzheimer’s/ALS—work that earned him the @NIH Director’s New Innovator Award. Explore more: https://t.co/NgiJFolBDA #UTSWMed
@MDiamond_Lab for recruiting me to this wonderful institution; @brangwynnelab for taking a chance on a postdoc with a psychology degree; @ShahmoraLab for co-leading our remarkable group of scientists; and our amazing lab members and @NIH for believing in our high risk research!
Returning to Science Twitter briefly to thank the UTSW newsroom for their kind story on my New Innovator award. Humbling experience. A few thank yous to follow, as most haven't switched to the "other" place. :)
The next discovery in treating brain diseases may come from tiny cell structures. David Sanders, Ph.D., studies biomolecular condensates and their role in Alzheimer’s/ALS—work that earned him the @NIH Director’s New Innovator Award. Explore more: https://t.co/NgiJFolBDA #UTSWMed