@Elena_Reznichen @UniLeidenNews@UniLeiden Science, as a large-scale enterprise within society, is necessarily tied up with the political ideologies of the day. One can either choose to gloss over the fact, or acknowledge and deal with it. What one cannot do is separate the two.
Late-breaking funded PhD opportunity in my group in Edinburgh - application deadline 15 March to start this October. Math modelling of antibiotic resistance evolution. Description here: https://t.co/bmGoOT4FKj
Interested in the evolutionary dynamics of subdivided populations? 🧩Then check out our latest work about the impact of genotype-dependent gene flow on mutation fixation! 🤓 https://t.co/p6YFWQmFFb
From personal experience, it's the perfect place to listen, learn, and interact with people working in population genetics and Evolution in India. I would become a permanent participant if I had the chance! :P
New mini-review now out in #MicrobioJ@MicrobioSoc! Beneficial mutations are critical to adaptation, but at risk of stochastic loss when rare. How can we estimate their chances of getting off the ground using #microbiology experiments? Read on! https://t.co/dVRg0FIr9Q
Cow vigilantes brutally thrashed Umed khan Baloch for transporting buffaloes in a pick-up van to Charotar, Gujarat, He was forced him to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’. Incident from Gujarat, July 22. You'll hardly see any News Channel or News Anchor covering this Not so important news.
@joshiamitabhevo BioRxIF is pretty clearly satire. But I guess it says something about the academic world that I had to go through three of their tweets before I could be sure.
@rsidd120 I know that some Kolkata colleges tend not to respond to information requests for such lists. I think the lack of proffered information might have been a major factor for all the regions.
We are making a video, please RT and help me find postdocs willing to do: backing vocals, short video segments in a lab/office, video editing. We're trying to get it done in time for World Mental Health Day on 10th October. Tweet at me if you're interested!
How do cellular organelles control their size while competing for a shared subunit pool? Here @DebSBanerjee1 and I studied the problem of mitotic centrosome size control. We propose a new mechanism for robust size regulation via shared catalytic growth.
https://t.co/vWNoQatlt3
Some of today's challenges such as climate change raise a question: do individuals adapt to environmental changes or do they go extinct? 🧐Check out our work on evolutionary rescue in a fluctuating environment, led by Loïc Marrec and @claudia_bank: https://t.co/LGI7TQRAwu 🧵(1/5)