This is my favorite story of the week, with Springer interview:
Harvard billionaire Tim Springer has lined up his latest biotech launch. And he's recruited a star R&D exec to manage their breakthrough game plan
https://t.co/0HP1TvGbBv
@jameshamblin But they are. At least Sanofi and Novartis (two of the largest pharma companies in the world) are doing exactly that. https://t.co/NeDmBhysuu
@rothys any idea of when the tote and pouch in sage will be back in stock? Website says they’re in stock but then out of stock during check out. Thanks!
The @schwartzlabmit developed nanobodies that facilitate nucleoporin characterization and enable them to provide a complete structural description of the nuclear pore Y-complex from yeast @MITBiology
https://t.co/DOFsaOgx6B
https://t.co/orEgxx2tKe
And here’s part 2! In this paper we describe a set of 12 nanobodies, including the 4 that helped us solve the Nup84-133 structures, that recognize the Y complex and Nic96 of the yeast NPC. @NatureComms@schwartzlabmit https://t.co/NDrwl0Q46Q
The Y complex is an essential component for nuclear pore complex assembly and integrity. A new study by the Schwartz lab presents a complete composite model of the Y complex in yeast. Via @NatureComms: https://t.co/hMh9EKxaFu
My reviewers said things like “This is a very well done and important contribution/a great paper I enjoyed reading/wholeheartedly support publication/paper is a spectacular resource/enthusiastically recommend publication without delay” Really helps with the imposter syndrome 🤣
@Everlane I washed 2 washable silk shirts with cold water and then laid flat to dry and their texture is scratchy and stiff now ☹️ Can I save them? Is it better to use a drier?
@RadPowerBikes Any idea of when in August the radcity step thru 3 would ship of ordered in the next day or two? Debating that or the commuter 4 that ships now...
Today was my last day at MIT after nearly 6 years. Will definitely miss the Schwartz lab! Future grad students, pick a PI who says this when you ask to join their lab: