I don't want to burden her with heavy textbooks, but any other material that might keep the age-group interested is highly appreciated! Even if you don't know any resources, please tag people who might! Thanks! @AcademicChatter 2/2
Hello tweeps! I am a PhD student and teach a basic biology course to 11th graders (16-17 year old). A student in my class has developed an interest in Viruses! I'm looking for resources that'll help her get to know more about the topic. 1/2
@GenScript@iGEM Our iGEM team is working to make an #impact by reducing fungal contamination and sporulation in diverse settings like commercial residences, hospitals, and agriculture. 🧬 @GenScript@iGEM (1/5)
Meticulous, rigorous, detailed, and careful. This manuscript tells a lot about the scientist that my dear colleague Ravi Maruthachalam is. A fantastic paper from his lab
@CommsBio; https://t.co/zjj52sj9Kg
Hot off the press!! A nice review by @science_jeremy, @Mutations_Lab, @juedwang and Lyle Simmons about the impact of Replication-Transcription Conflict on Bacterial Genome Organization and Mutagenesis!
SO HAPPY IT’S HEREEEEEEEE!!! 🤯😱😲 Our new paper @CellCellPress – Order in the chaos? Epigenetic inheritance principles? How do transgenerational responses segregate between descendants and across generations? A tread👇(1/5) https://t.co/ix2qxAKi7Q
@AdhesionLab@IISERPune@_SPPU Also supremely irresponsible headlines by some other popular media outlets.😪 I hope IISER and others involved make sure that the statement is rectified publically.
@baym I dare say (from personal experience) it's a combination of not so technology friendly people and a gazillion different platforms being used rather than sticking to a common one atleast at University/Institution level.
Me: Please no teaching and academia, more than half of my family is there!! Pretty please!!
Sorting hat: Research and Academia it is!!
Not quite there yet, but seems inevitable 🤷🏻♂️
PS. Nobody forced me into it, I just fell for biology during junior college.