Very excited to share that I have been awarded the @NSF GRFP!!! 🥳
Big thank you to everyone that helped me through this process and my journey in science thus far!
Congratulations to Aaron Schmidt, PhD, a core member at the Ragon Institute, who has been promoted from the position of Assistant Professor of Microbiology to Associate Professor of Microbiology at Harvard Medical School (HMS).
Congratulations @SchmidtLabHMS
Very excited to share that I have been awarded the @NSF GRFP!!! 🥳
Big thank you to everyone that helped me through this process and my journey in science thus far!
Using CRISPR to engineer SPECIES is really quite amazing. Just re-posting in case this was missed. Exceptional work by @Lacie414@buchman_anna@IsaiahShriner@MarshallJohnM
https://t.co/rIUl9so04K
Watch the video here:
https://t.co/2EGF4bLT4m
BREAKING 🚨: New paper published today in Nat Commun! https://t.co/W3Gh5t32zg
On it, we report the transfiguration of a split (sGD) into a full gene drive (fGD). This proof-of-concept allows safer research as sGD to then be easily converted into autonomous fGD.
We are thrilled to have you join our group! Looking forward to the amazing science we’re going to do together—and of course many (competitive) games of Uno, Catan, and Codenames!
@DMSHarvard@HarvardMicro@ragoninstitute@BBS_Harvard
Happy to share that I have officially joined the
@SchmidtLabHMS for my PhD! Looking forward to some fun and exciting research over these next few years 👨🏾🔬
Today in partnership with @emblebi, we’re releasing predicted structures for nearly all catalogued proteins known to science, which will expand the #AlphaFold database by over 200x - from nearly 1 million to 200+ million structures: https://t.co/GjVES2pBFY 1/
Interested in joining a highly collaborative team seeking to develop transformative treatments for vascular diseases? Join us on this inspiring journey with @GeneStrokeLab and @MarkELindsay to develop permanent genetic medicines. 🧬 💉 @CGM_MGH @MGH_RI https://t.co/xu8o2wU87M
An experiment was recently conducted in Fresno, Calif., to reduce the rising mosquito population there by releasing sterile males, bred in a factory, to mate with females in the wild. Did the test work? https://t.co/9ekT0tn4i5.