“I wondered if Bacteriodota were ‘talking’ in a language we hadn’t learned yet." They are(!), according to groundbreaking research by Princeton scientists Luis Linares-Otoya, Mohamed Donia, Jaden Shirkey, and Fred Hughson. https://t.co/fTHSIsFlC9
I am out of X but this time we need to use each available communication spot to Stand UP for Science. Despite the weather the Chicago scientific community (including prospective young PhD students) gathered today to show that science is for everyone.
🚨New paper, now published in @Nature! Using pan-genetics across the Solanum genus🍅🥔🍆we reveal why gene duplications🧬are major contingencies in crop engineering. My postdoc work in the Lippman lab @CSHL, in collab. with @mike_schatz and many others! https://t.co/LTrLU5kpku
YAYAYA I did a thing! My first-first author paper is now out! So happy and proud thinking of all the time, brain power, and coffee that went into this. Of course all this work could not be possible without collaborators, friends, and @R_Mallarino's guidance!
So excited for our latest story on a tunable-spectrum antibiotic to be published. We desperately need microbiome-sparing strategies to treat P. aeruginosa. Amazing effort led by the fantastic @ConnorChain
So honored and excited to deliver the keynote address for Japan Week 2024 at Brown University this Thursday! Providence/East Coast friends and colleagues—please join us if you can! Also, shoutout to the Department of East Asian Studies for this wonderful event flyer! 🤩
So pleased to announce that the first chunk of my graduate work is out now in @Dev_Cell 🫁🐭🔬 here we investigated the role of the planar cell polarity complex in lung sacculation, identifying a PCP-independent role for Vangl in the pulmonary mesenchyme https://t.co/UgEFcqxLT9
Do current genomic language models (pre-trained on whole genomes) learn a foundational understanding of biology in the non-coding region of human genomes?
A new evaluation led by @AmberZqt suggests not yet!
1/N
paper: https://t.co/HUmkG62hdb
@inesmcunha Be patient. With your project because it will not work the way you want it to a lot of the time and with yourself especially because it's going to feel so personal. Remember why you love what you do and touch base with that feeling often.
The @PrincetonMolBio First-Year Graduate Students of 2023 making their introductory entrance at the 39th Annual Departmental Retreat, this year @OceanPlace Resort in Long Branch, NJ. 31 talks from 34 labs and over 50 posters. Swimming in science!
Antibody technologies are evolving. So is #DSHB. For almost 40 years, it’s been our mission to preserve and reliably reproduce essential reagents at accessible prices. To better serve the research community, we’re making some changes. We hope you’ll grow with us. 🧫
It's NSF GRFP season! Applications are due in October. Here is a link to a Google Sheet with essays from many successful applicants. #AcademicChatter https://t.co/fSirSTI2Vv