@arjunrajlab@MadS100tist Following the same logic, I guess you hire postdocs in your lab just based on their cv. You don't invite them over for an in-person (or at least zoom-based interview)?
The very large transfer of high quality papers from excellent not for profit community journals to Nature comm probably removed a lot of money and power from community journals which are obviously much more useful to scientists than Nature comm. What a loss...
Very happy to see our paper out! Particularly proud of the lab members who contributed to this review. Thanks to @MBIsg for the great support!
Squeezing the eggs to grow: The mechanobiology of mammalian folliculogenesis https://t.co/AhXVly4PKC
Last week I was invited to sign a letter offering support for David Sabatini, organized by current & former lab members. Universities considering hiring him have asked for this.
I will not sign.
There was no option to provide a more nuanced response, so I will elaborate here 🧵
I'm very excited (and a little nervous!) to announce the release of a preprint that summarizes a major project for me at @EMBL. https://t.co/lIIZULk52v
@joseMLan@weber_lab@KlosinAdam@SteGol4 @MBLPhys @Parijat__S I am very happy I took part in this project. Both the topic and the findings are super exciting. I learned a lot from the experiments and the discussions we had during the physiology course. Moreover, it was great to observe in person such cool scientific phenomena!
Thanks, Jose
Super proud to present the latest work from my lab @DBT_inStem in @FrontImmunol Delineating the epithelial-immune cross talk that sets up sterile inflammation. Fantastic job Oindrila Bhattacharjee and @Uttkars91989537
So proud of all your hard work 🤗😎
https://t.co/NXbDEshMcI
The @MBLPhysiology course was an incredible experience! If you are considering applying, or want to learn more about how transformative a summer at @MBLScience can be, please come to the open house! I hope you see you there 😊
This weekend, let's jump back in time! Check out this photograph from the MBL archives of students, faculty and researchers at the Marine Biological Laboratory in 1895.
Photo credit: MBL Archives
My visit to @ipggmicrofluid and @PMMH_lab has ended. I want to thank my collabs J. Vermeil, @PielMatthieu, O. Du Roure and J. Heuvingh labs for hosting me, being so welcoming and for the great chats about science. This kind of experiences are one of the reasons why I like my job
I had to postpone this trip for 2y due to covid. Now I am finally in Paris to discuss science and to work with @PielMatthieu, Olivia Du Roure and Julien Heuvingh labs; at @ipggmicrofluid (Institut Curie) and @PMMH_lab (Sorbonne university).
Here I'll learn magnetic pincher
Please retweet: Two Post-doc positions (engineering/physics and biochemistry) to pioneer microtubule-inspired nanoscale factories. Immediately available. Profs. Sabine Petry and Howard Stone are about to start a new research direction thanks to Princeton's Schmidt Award. 1/3