Officially a Reviewer 2!
Remember all those Reviewer 2 memes?
I also did my best to be constructive...
with 9 Major Comments (!)
😅 #Reviewer2#ECR#Academia
I received the Young Researcher Excellent Presentation Award for presenting at the 17th Annual Chugoku-Shikoku Branch Meeting of the Biophysical Society of Japan (Ehime University)
First presentation and first award for my work @SKCM2_HU.
@bpsjp#Cytoskeleton#LiquidCrystal
Grateful to share that my Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists (KAKENHI) from JSPS has been accepted. Trusting my instincts and submitting the proposal just two weeks after joining my new position paid off. One step forward in microtubule mechanobiology.
December begins with the much-anticipated Winter School 2025. This 5-day event is packed with tutorial lectures, group workshops, brainstorming sessions, an excursion (Yeee!), and of course, the fusion project presentation.
Let’s see what it brings. 💡✨
Happy to meet Krios-san (Cryo TEM) & Arctis-san (Cryo FIB SEM) during the Chūgoku–Shikoku Cryo-EM Workshop on 11/8 @ Okayama University.
Amazing science, incredible equipment, inspiring people, plus a not-so-subtle reminder to step up my Japanese language game!
📸: organizers
A kick-off start to my research journey in my new role at Hiroshima University, WPI-SKCM² 🎉
Honored to receive the Start-up Research Grant for FY2025 to launch my independent work in molecular biophysics & mechanobiology. Excited for the road ahead🚀 #research#WPI#womeninSTEM
The latest issue of Nano Letters is live! On the cover: "Tensile Stress on Microtubules Facilitates Dynein-Driven Cargo Transport"
Learn more: https://t.co/XSGhmN4qlL
Rubaiya has published a new great paper! Congratulations!
Tensile Stress on Microtubules Facilitates Dynein-Driven Cargo Transport | Nano Letters https://t.co/fVHLWT6Spt