Happy that the preprint of our paper is out. It has been an amazing experience to be part of the Lamprey team, together with @frnclmn, @kaessmannlab, @philoel and all other collaborators. Lampreys rock!
@robertnulrich @TheLabAndField I gave myself time for a few weeks to read whatever was cool, even if it was a big step from my PhD research. Then I kept a list of names of the PIs on the cool papers, and reached out once I saw trends and confirmed I could be happy at those locations. Funding discussed later.
It's time to tell some hard truths about what is happening to our country and to our democracy. We can't afford to be complacent any longer.
My speech from this morning's debate on the Emergencies Act. #cdnpoli
@KarenL_PhD Wow that’s really incredible! I am so happy for him! And (nicely) shocked that we are doing this already, I really felt like there would be more foot dragging!
Very excited to share our preprint on "A centimeter-long bacterium with DNA compartmentalized in membrane-bound organelles"
#microbiology#chemosynthesis#CellBiology#bacteria
https://t.co/OPYIrkqz8S
@BasiliskosArt Super normal! And it totally isn’t, just wait until you read bits of it with a year or two behind you. You will be like “wait this was me?” You’re gonna do great, just get it done 👍🏆
We're hiring!! 2 weeks left to apply
tenure-track curator of marine invertebrates @Senckenberg in Frankfurt, Germany
We're looking for a specialist researcher on polychaetes, echinoderms, or bryozoans or sponges - could it be you?
https://t.co/kiLwsYHyXQ
@galicae Perhaps arrange the bars on the X axis by cell cluster relatedness, not by decreasing order of size? When genes are not super cluster-specific, it is nice to know if they at least define a set of related cells.