Somewhere along the way, most of us picked up the idea that being taken seriously as a scientist means sanding down the parts of us that don't fit the image.
I personally have not found that to be true.
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I personally have not found that to be true. In my experience, the same instinct that makes me goofy (of course when appropriate) is the one that asks the weird question. And that weird question is usually where the interesting experiment comes from.
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Nobody should ever have to worry about their safety at work, and I have been at a loss for words that someone could experience such harm within our lab. It took incredible courage for my colleagues to come forward with this.
I want to be clear about where I stand on this article as a postdoc in this lab: there is no place for sexual misconduct โ not only in science, but in the world. This matters.
Exclusive: Satchidananda Panda, a prominent biologist known for his work on circadian rhythms, light sensing, and intermittent fasting, will resign next month after 22 years at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies. https://t.co/KtQ0cU4rdk
@Acyn Wild how this rhetoric not only is divisive but teaches the younger generations that accountability means nothing ๐. The danger of these PSAโs goes beyond just politics ๐
A great pre-print! Personally, I'm an avid believer in understanding the intricacies of subpopulations of mitochondria within and across tissues. Awesome work from @MitoPsychoBio - a lab who's work that I admire.
For decades, human genome editing has been limited to small, localized modifications.
Today, in a new paper published in @ScienceMagazine, researchers from the @pdhsu lab show that bridge recombinase technology is capable of large-scale genomic rearrangements in human cells.