#OnThisDay in 1914 English physiologist, Sir Alan Hodgkin was born. Hodgkin won the @NobelPrize for #Physiology or #Medicine in 1963, alongside Sir Andrew Huxley & Sir John Eccles for their analysis & mathematical description of the basis of the nerve impulse and its propagation.
James Caan, the curly-haired tough guy known to movie fans as the hotheaded Sonny Corleone in “The Godfather” and to television audiences as the dying football player in the classic weeper “Brian’s Song,” has died. He was 82. https://t.co/iJmBU88xnY
For PhD students it's a good idea to gamble on new PIs, on average they are more into it. I often see that the first graduate students that join a lab end up being really successful.
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We bought this one about a year ago, still going strong. Fairly basic but our kinetic analyses of pH-gated channels show that it’s still on the nose even after a year!
@PSBROOKES @UR_Med This is a good point. I know it is hard on PIs especially with stagnant R01-like funding and the university doesn’t do anything to help (except for tuition “waiver” that’s essentially BS anyway)
@PSBROOKES @UR_Med A few thousand (4-6k) more per student shouldn’t break the bank, when grad students do most of the heavy lifting (esp. in our dept). This could also push more students towards applying for fellowships to lessen the burden on the lab.
if I’m reading recent SCOTUS abortion decisions right, I can force conservative justices and Republican legislators to rear botfly larvae under their skin for me and hold them liable if they don’t mature properly
Rochester was recently named No. 3, just behind Pittsburgh and Oklahoma City, on a list of cities with the most affordable housing in the world. #ROC
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