Attention Grad students: Love working on genomes? Want to go to the 2024 CSHL Biology of Genomes meeting? The JXTX foundation is partnering with CSHL to provide 6 scholarships. Applications are due this Friday. @JohnsHopkins
https://t.co/263FIPRyuA
Attention Grad students: Love working on genomes? Want to go to the 2024 CSHL Biology of Genomes meeting? The JXTX foundation is partnering with CSHL to provide 6 scholarships. Applications are due this Friday. @JohnsHopkins
https://t.co/263FIPRyuA
📢 New Special Issue is out: 'Structure and function of the nuclear #envelope and nuclear #pores'
👩🔬Guest-editors: Susan Gasser & Birthe Fahrenkrog
➡️ https://t.co/Htz9Dfw7XB
10 exciting Reviews on membrane #trafficking, #vesicles, organelle, #genome organization and stability & more...
Check out our new review on dynamic LAD organization and regulation (mammalian focus). So much cool new data in the past few years!
Choreography of Lamina Associated Domains: Structure Meets Dynamics - Alagna - FEBS Letters - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/ht6PzIDmTI
The semester started w/ incredible news, the Harr group is officially #NIH funded! My 1st #NOA from @NIGMS@NIH for an R16. Thanks to @StMarysU for supporting my application. I'm so grateful to everyone that helped make this possible and excited to see where the science takes us!
A BIG (happy) group of researchers met for the Epigenome Sciences BDP Cluster Symposium today!
✅Talks from global leaders in the field
✅Lightning Talks
✅Poster Presentations
✅Networking
Learn more about the cluster: https://t.co/0nlEuaOdXM
In case you missed it: Women are less likely to be credited for their scientific contributions than men. It’s true across multiple fields & at all stages, with important repercussions for career progress. #WomenInSTEM#WomenInMedicine#MedTwitter
https://t.co/6LsW1sicNJ
I am so proud of @helt_rina, an undergrad in my lab, who won the McElroy award for the top undergrad researcher in biology at @JohnsHopkins !!
I am lucky that she'll be working in our lab for a year before going off to grad school!!
@dutchscientist Someone in my postdoc lab listened to light radio. Awful stuff. Celine Dion, Phil Collins,.... Ugh. I'm getting a headache just thinking about it.
I do miss the days of a shared radio listening experience, tho. My lab is an open lab with multiple labs, so it's just not possible.
Prepping for a class session on the Lac operon in Molecular Biology and it prompts my yearly reminder to you all that what we were taught about the actual substrate of the Lac operon is almost certainly wrong...1