Can you imagine the US government sending armed guerrilla forces to Boston to surround Harvard and MIT and start killing students? Well, that is exactly what is going on in Tehran, Iran as I tweet this. The world media seems to be deaf and blind!!
#دانشگاه_شریف#مهسا_امینی
In front of #Sharif_University it looks like a battlefield. Families are very worried. shot sounds is heard. The smell of tear gas is everywhere. No one knows how many students stayed inside and how many people were arrested and injured.
#MahsaAmini
Congrats to the lab’s first PhD graduates! @AlirezaDelfarah@nhartel4 and Melanie MacMullan!!! My first hooding ceremony covering students from 2020, 2021, and 2022. Our photo even captured the iconic palm tree 🌴 to perfectly represent @USC and LA…
Our latest collaboration with Amir Goldkorn’s and Scott Fraser’s labs is now published. Where oncology meets metabolomics and imaging to understand underlying mechanisms of cancer plasticity.
Excited to see this out in print! Collaborative work with Amir Goldkorn and Scott Fraser covering @KeckMedUSC @USCDornsife and @USCViterbi. Good work with the metabolomics, @AlirezaDelfarah!
https://t.co/p6TQ0fehiV
We are looking for an intern this summer to work on direct infusion MS in lipidomics. Please share to grad students in your lab. Check out this job at Calico Life Sciences: Intern, Mass Spectrometry of Lipids (MS, PhD) https://t.co/IQksg6GUee #lipidomics#massspectrometry
Our collaborative work on quantifying metabolic crosstalk between colorectal cancer cells and cancer associated fibroblasts in now out in Metabolic Engineering! @ngraham@USCSysBio_Lab @MumenthalerLab @ElsevierBiotech
https://t.co/oeMdWd88q9
Delfarah et al. used primary human mammary epithelial cells to discover a proteomic signature of senescence @AlirezaDelfarah@ngraham https://t.co/QtAQMvpH3h
Our latest on senescence in primary human mammary epithelial cells is finally out in @JProteomeRes! Congrats to @AlirezaDelfarah who led this work! https://t.co/Wg1m11wp0e
Congrats to both Melanie MacMullan for passing her qualifying exam and to DongQing Zheng for defending his thesis! PhD student #3...
A big day for the lab! Lots to celebrate!
@USCMork@USCViterbi@USC
A night without sleep impairs clearance of molecular detritus within the human brain. This was not compensated for by a recovery night of sleep. Editorial note suggests that in this regard: "humans do not catch up on lost sleep.” https://t.co/KoW9iSAex3
Delaying school start times by 1hr = 1) more sleep, 2) better attendance, and 3) superior academic performance. Conclusion: "A delay in school start time should be seriously considered to improve sleep and academic achievements of students." Quite. https://t.co/9ShdYw7MJc