Based on the many responses, clearly many of us are feeling the same!
I will add that I told my lab not to worry about being productive. We will all do what we can, but the situation is out of our control and so prioritize loved ones and science will happen when it happens.
What a blast! Yesterday, after a nice dinner, we fell into a food coma and continued with a given overnight homework - we were put in the shoes of a busy, exhausted unpaid reviewer for judging two of the… https://t.co/Z6VXEkm8AK
Hello Cologne! As the REMIX students are now in their mid- to late stage of their PhD, it’s time to learn about proposal writing! So far, we heard about the importance of selecting the right funding agency, how it… https://t.co/rjL2Xgt9dh
We are excited to announce that the website of the EMBO workshop on "Molecular biology of mitochondrial gene maintenance and expression" is up. Registration will start Dec 2019.
17–21 May 2020, Svartsjö, SE
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Dietary restriction late in life does not improve survival and has little benefit on metabolic health in mice due to interference of a ‘nutritional memory’ effect in fat tissue. Work from MPI #Ageing@CECAD_@uclnews@BabrahamInst https://t.co/Bt5hQRa6bE
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2019 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza “for their discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability.��