So excited to share this preprint from the Rosin lab (lead by postdoc @BennerLeif with help from @lingszelee) in collaboration with the Hawley lab and @EelcoTromer on moth spermatogenesis! Want to know how sperm without DNA are made on purpose? Read on!
https://t.co/6EIw9Pp0qQ
Students, postdocs, and faculty: Exciting funding opportunities are on the horizon from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI).
This fall, HHMI will launch programs supporting:
- Faculty with up to $10M over 10 years, which includes salary, benefits, and research support.
- Postdocs with up to 2 years of salary and research support, facilitating a transition to independent funding.
- PhD students with a $50,000 annual stipend for up to 3 years, along with additional institutional and postdoctoral funding opportunities.
More details: https://t.co/abruWKC1SI
New preprint 📣My postdoc, Duilio Silva, discovered the 1st toxin-antidote system in vertebrates that sabotages mouse embryogenesis! A new mechanism of genetic cheating in vertebrates!!🧬
https://t.co/FtPZS0YmxO
New paper from the Rosin lab in collaboration with the Hawley lab 🎉
Spearheaded by postdoc Leif Benner @BennerLeif and wonderful Hawley lab members - We use imaging and RNA-seq to better understand apyrene meiosis in silkworms.
https://t.co/PcQv0BoAib
The @UNC_Biology Biology Department is searching for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Plant Molecular Biology. Chapel Hill is a wonderful place and Biology is an amazing group of people. To apply, see: https://t.co/whqt9UyO04
We are thrilled to announce the election of 120 members and 30 international members to the National Academy of Sciences in recognition of their distinguished and continued achievements in original research.
Congratulations to our new #NASmembers and welcome to the Academy! 🎊
It's May, which means more brilliant butterflies and moths to look out for! 🌷🦋
Butterflies need wilder parks and gardens. Will you promise to let your lawn grow long for butterflies this summer?
Pledge to grow not mow 👉 https://t.co/2cU0Y93HHP
#SaveButterflies#MothsMatter
Our revised manuscript explains how Guo et al. concluded PRC2 is not an RNA binding protein. They retained unmappable reads, selectively removed read duplicates from the mappable fraction, and applied an arbitrary cutoff for PRC2 enrichment in RNA.
https://t.co/SbN5bJJX5J
Cohesin is essential for maintaining structural loops but less so for regulatory loops and transcription. Is cohesin actually required for the establishment of loops and transcriptional activation?🧵https://t.co/HuJGghT0ZQ
New lab preprint! We did a giant genetic screen for factors that help cells to divide into more than 2 (as can occur in cancer). Our top hit is an unnamed fly gene that has a human counterpart which is targeted by an FDA-approved drug for epilepsy. https://t.co/pSt0ib7HUj
People need to know that NIH grants are the backbone of American biology and thus of our biotech industry. I took a moment away from doing science to talk about how science gets done with @ojaldridge with @KUTNews about recent IDC rate cuts.
https://t.co/CPv0D6mZT9
My lab at Brown University is hiring a postdoctoral fellow! We develop single-molecule imaging technologies to dissect the spatial regulation of gene expression. For more information about my lab, visit https://t.co/iBjwFlNjvd Please help spread the word! #RNA#imaging
We are deeply saddened by the loss of an esteemed colleague, friend, mentor & a pioneer in Drosophila & meiosis research.
R. Scott Hawley was a dedicated supporter of GSA & a champion of genetics.
Read an In Memoriam published in Genes to Genomes: https://t.co/Nabrvgthv7
The Institute mourns the loss of R. Scott Hawley, PhD. A brilliant scientist, cherished colleague, & true mentor. Scott's contributions to our understanding of genetics & passion for training the next generation of scientists will forever be remembered. https://t.co/Qa80h6LyHr