One next virtual Chicago Cytoskeleton Meeting (and hopefully the last virtual one for a while) is on this Friday, March 18th, at 3 pm, CT. Please see the attached flyer for more details and RT to your network to spread the word. We plan to meet in-person for our April’22 meeting.
One next installment of the (Virtual) Chicago Cytoskeleton Meeting is on this Friday, October 15th, at 3 pm, CT. Please see the attached flyer for more details and RT to your network. We hope to return to in-person meetings for our next years editions...........
@peiferlabunc @TriCytoskeleton Only the two? What about the other two, Mark? 😉. We plan to submit abstracts to the Triangle meeting next year. Missed out this year.........
One next installment of the (Virtual) Chicago Cytoskeleton Meeting is on this Friday, October 15th, at 3 pm, CT. Please see the attached flyer for more details and RT to your network. We hope to return to in-person meetings for our next years editions...........
After a brief hiatus due to the pandemic, Chicago Cytoskeleton is back in virtual form this fall! Join us Friday Sept. 17 for four talks starting at 3:00pm CT. Here is the flier with all the details and the Zoom link for registered attendees. Please RT!
https://t.co/mN1F3UbDom
We are excited to be hosting Dr. Melina Schuh, Director, Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen, Germany on Wednesday, Nov 11! Please contact [email protected] for full zoom seminar details
More excitement!!! One more position opens for Tenure Track Faculty at @NU_CDB.
We are seeking talented investigators for a joint appointment between the Center for Synthetic Biology and the Department of Cell and Developmental Biology. https://t.co/kZYvPDw4AC
@NU_CDB is searching for innovative and cutting-edge talented junior and senior investigators in cell and developmental biology! Apply here today: https://t.co/cFwmRGVFmz
The kinetochore issue of Essays in Biochem is out! Lots of great reviews, including one from my student @giselacairobaza. And, my oocyte image taken while on sabbatical with @KASchindler27 was chosen for the cover! https://t.co/C1YdD9gJ29
I feel like being a Jr faculty is like being in a rowboat that’s taking on water. You must balance pumping out water (write grants) and rowing the boat (do science). Find the right balance or you’ll sink or won’t go fwd. 2020 took away an oar and up’d the rate of water intake.
Advisors and international student offices, there is not much you can do right now BUT you can reach out to the students and postdocs in your charge, reach out to them, make sure they get the best advice, and that they know that you have their back.
@MHendr1cks @drugmonkeyblog@mnitabach@BatesPhysio @seis_matters @RebekahETMoore @rehemat_ @Clowery806 @JacquelynGill @claire_horwell You laugh. But I have a bunch of TOCs and canned searches from the 90s that go to my postdoc account which I can’t cancel because I don’t have access to account, but they’re still forwarded to me.
Covid19 is tapping into some of the deepest fears of immigrants: to have loved ones fall sick or be in areas where they're likely to, and being helpless to do anything about it from far away.
So I have no sympathy for 'not masking' rights.
Show some freakin' compassion.
Best put by our chair, @mliarispe, “change isn’t passive, it’s intentional, it requires purpose and perseverance”. CDB_NU fully supports #BLM and today we’re stepping away from science to reflect on how we can make meaningful changes to support this movement in STEM #ShutDownSTEM