Simply Spit: MOgene Launches their Saliva Based SARS-CoV-2 Test for COVID-19 with a Comprehensive Testing & Screening Program for Employers and their Companies https://t.co/XqSPPyROUt
Please share this job search with those who would like a faculty position in a great Biology Department. Seeking cell, molecular, and/or developmental biologists! https://t.co/svqmtVzOnA @NINDSDiversity @SRBR_Outreach
@ASBMB 1.Not enough progress made during the current round of funding.
https://t.co/wqaTHiqCbU docs from other countries did not get their visa in time and no flight to arrive here. As a result, progress has been hampered.
This rainbow unicorn bandana has been my beloved fieldwork and backpacking staple for ages. Today she made her city debut as my makeshift face mask 🦄🌈😷
I'll be sharing my research on Synthetic Biology and its impact on the transformation of the life science industry at @MilliporeSigma's Science Symposium today, joining other scientists from around the world. Follow along and join the conversation with #SolvingTogether.
#WashU experts respond to the US government’s “regretful” and “short-sighted” withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on climate change:
“It does not reflect what most Americans know and want.” https://t.co/cGoh0dGhoQ
Home to one of America’s greatest universities and hospitals. Home to hundreds of thousands of America’s proudest people. Resilient and strong. #WeAreBaltimore
Quote of the Day: "@MikeBloomberg has become arguably the biggest environmental philanthropist in the world" - @TechCrunch. @CarlPope explains why @BeyondCarbon will put the US on course for a 100% clean #energy economy. Sign up for my recap here: https://t.co/cDQFOBE6zJ
Congratulations to Dr. Crickette Sanz who was awarded the 2019 Women-in-Primatology Award, also known as Ai’s Scarf Award, for her work studying the chimpanzees and gorillas of the Republic of Congo! https://t.co/ctjzvQIsn8
The progress we have made cleaning the air, protecting health, and cutting carbon emissions has happened in spite of the President, not because of him. He can try to claim credit for the leadership of cities, states, and businesses, but we won’t be fooled. https://t.co/FSpWaYCecJ
As momentum builds for next year's Midwestern Collegiate Climate Summit, students and faculty in #WashU Arts & Sciences look ahead to opportunities for collaboration and reflect on WashU's climate leadership. https://t.co/fVc9vtX45Y