15th ER & Redox Club Meeting! Created 30 years ago by Ineke Braakman, Bob Sitia, Neil Bulleid. A meeting where stories are told by who did, or is doing the job, students and PostDocs. This means mostly unpublished stuff. Hosts: @Carmine21678 Settembre & Maurizio @MolinariLab
The @EMBO@FEBSnews Susan Lindquist School on Proteostasis was wrapped up yesterday in a celebration of science and community. Yes it was on zoom, but it was the closest to a live meeting possible! Why? a π§΅
This virtual workshop was the closest thing to an in-person meeting that I've seen - great interaction and an awesome community. Thanks to @shouval@MuenchLab @TaylorLabLMB and @EMBO/@FEBSnews for the great time!
Last day Susan Lindquist School Proteostasis.
I am surprised that I could stay so focused and engaged for 6 hour sessions for 4 days straight, on zoom.
Must be the magic of the school.
A big thanks again to all the organizers and participants!!
With this new method, we can look at mitochondrial protein import for hundreds of proteins with minutes resolution. It is based on SILAC labeling, so no cellular perturbation.
Happy to collaboration if you have any interesting models or ideas!ππΊ
Day 3 Susan Lindquist School Proteostasis.
Just another day of brilliant science and wonderful mentoring.
I'm really happy that I'm able to attend this school.
Just thinking, the chemistry despite the online format is great - I wonder how it would have been like in person.
What I learned from years on graduate admissions committees is that they donβt predict success - they determine it. Everyone has a pet theory, rarely based on evidence, and never based on good evidence, about what makes a successful student.
Day2 Susan Lindquist School on Proteostasis:
I learned so much about proteolysis and I loved the session on career trajectories.
Thank you again so much for talking with us!! π
Here we go π₯³! EMBO-FEBS Workshop Susan Lindquist Proteostasis School is off to a great start with some fun introductory games, followed by a keynote lecture from the one and only Rick Morimoto, with a special tribute to @Sue_Lindquist
I don't come to the lab on weekends on purpose, but sometimes when I have to, I try to enjoy it.
There is that calm and quiet atmosphere, and I get to hog ALL the equipment and space I want.
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