This disillusionment with academia is real today. How does a publish or perish mentality really promote ~good~ science? Seems like it doesn't matter what a paper says - as long as it's out. But it MUST be out because if not, -100 points from Gryffindor for low productivity.
Novel Approaches to Invasive Disease: Jason A. Efstathiou, Jonathan Chou, David B. Solit, Jeremy Teoh, and Sarah Athans addressed this topic in a plenary session this afternoon at the AACR Special Conference on Bladder Cancer. #AACRbladder24@DSolit@jteoh_hk@_SarahAthans
Sooo excited to attend the @AACR special conference on bladder cancer this weekend in Charlotte, NC! Honored to have been selected to give a short talk on my research, and I'll also be presenting a poster! (my largest poster to date!!! Hehe) #AACRbladder24
For anyone interested in the blurred data, I'll be giving my talk during the 'Novel approaches to invasive disease' session, and the poster in session B #22 ππππ
Had a lovely time presenting at the UB Celebration of Academic Excellence Student Showcase yesterday! It was neat to see the huge variety of research being done by UB students! @UBuffalo ππ€
Happy to share our new paper: A senescence-mimicking (senomimetic) VEGFR TKI side-effect primes tumor immune responses via IFN/STING signaling. Amazing effort by an excellent group! @MCT_AACR@ACS_Research@GeneticsRoswell@RoswellPark
https://t.co/E7zejZ0g41
π£π΅π‘ May is bladder cancer awareness month! π£π΅π‘
Every day in the Woloszynska Lab at @RoswellPark , we strive to perform rigorous research towards the treatment and cure of bladder cancer. πππ