Real Labwives

Real Labwives of Princeton. Science blog where I discuss the science in reality TV & pop culture. PhD in MolBio & Neuroscience who loves #scicomm

[Real Labwives @reallabwives]

From @benchling, piece about the awesome work of @KeoluFox https://t.co/nPqLfQDXuA… #friendsofthepod will remember Keolu from @PodSaveThePpl @NatGeoExplorers

[Kamala Harris @KamalaHarris]

We did it, @JoeBiden.

[Real Labwives @reallabwives]

@tamarakeithNPR Hahah, One master excel spreadsheet with sooooo many additional sheets/tabs!

[Real Labwives @reallabwives]

Happy Pi Day y’all! This happened 1 year ago today and today is also 100 days until our wedding!!!

[Tamara Keith @tamarakeithNPR]

This is what happened when Tyler heard the @nprpolitics podcast yesterday where Alexandria proposed. HE SAID YES!! We are all soooooooo excited to play a tiny part of their love story. https://t.co/NHdGyXPS2T

[Princeton University Research @princetonideas]

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[Real Labwives @reallabwives]

#nobelprize2018 in #Physics. Donna Strickland, one of only 3 women in history to win in physics https://t.co/aEoVQA1A9Y

[Citizens' Climate Lobby @citizensclimate]

Powerful. This list of 60 writers, politicians and academics are refusing to participate in disingenuous debates about the existence of #climate change. "Balance implies equal weight. But this creates a false equivalence," they write in @guardian. https://t.co/mINzrMYuVi

[Dr. Darcy Shapiro @darcy_shapiro]

I sometimes have mixed feelings abt essentially being a museum exhibit while working in a visible prep lab, but then I hear parents at the window telling their daughters, “girls don’t always have to be princesses; they can be scientists, too!” #RepresentationMatters #WomenInSTEM

[Ed Yong is not here @edyong209]

Elephants are so big that they should be incredibly prone to cancer. They’re not—and that might partly be due to a reanimated zombie gene. https://t.co/YMC0dDUcbh

[nature @Nature]

Mosquitoes carrying Wolbachia bacteria that block them from transmitting dengue were released over 28 months beginning in October 2014. https://t.co/8dZXSMLuW6

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

The vast differences between a queen ant and her minions have been traced, in part, to a single gene and its effects
#ResearchHighlight https://t.co/rwSV6psOgT

[Jen L, PhD Journal Executive Editor @drjkyl]

Funding basic research plays the long game for future payoffs https://t.co/u1iZFQiHli

[Real Labwives @reallabwives]

Study has revealed key visual neurons in male #Drosophila used to identify and pursue potential mates

[Wendy Zukerman @wendyzuk]

This is like saying "A scientist finds even more evidence for legs".

Legs exist. Climate change exists. It's not about finding "even more" evidence for it.

[Michael 英泉 Eisen @mbeisen]

To people poo pooing work outside academia, look at what Pat Brown has done. He wanted to change the world, and academia said "Nah", so he left Stanford/HHMI to start @ImpossibleFoods and he's well on the way to doing it. https://t.co/FNv9SWR4Fr

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

In this week’s Nature podcast: Bird colour perception, terraforming Mars, and attributing extreme weather https://t.co/IMTnHC55CN