@ReiterLab@semilc Congratulations, @ReiterLab! Check out new tricks for old dogs: how the cell cycle machinery coordinates cell differentiation at https://t.co/KQaZzlirXw.
We are hiring! The department is looking for three people: someone to help with human resources, an executive assistant to the chair, and a postdoc administrator. Details:
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Come join us for a TT position at #UCSF Biochem! A great, dynamic group of supportive faculty and San Francisco is a plus. Deadline is Halloween!
https://t.co/Yx2pqrstyC
Sadly, our friend, colleague, inspiration and leader, Christine Guthrie, died Friday. She was a pioneering scientist, helped build our department, and was beloved. She discovered yeast snRNAs and brilliantly used suppressor screens to elucidate how splicing works. We miss her.
The whole RNA world owes SO much to Christine Guthrie. I will forever be thankful for what she taught me and be in awe of her strength and resilience. 1/4.
Apply for a TT job with us in #UCSF Biochem! The deadline is looming, and I'd love for you to be part of this great, supportive, creative community!
https://t.co/PkOA7Utx6I
We are hiring this year! Speaking from personal experience, UCSF Biochemistry and CMP are parts of a wonderful and supportive community for launching a new lab. We are eager to learn about a broad diversity of science. Come join us! https://t.co/PkOA7Utx6I
Wonderful news of @Ucsf_Biochem's @dsboothacosta, and his newly minted Packard Fellowship. Packard Fellows are a community of extremely disparate areas of science, making for extensive cross-pollination.
.@dsboothacosta’s research illuminates how genetic & environmental changes influenced animals’ origin. The @bioboothlab at @UCSF_Biochem develops genetic tools for a key group of marine #microeukaryotes (aka microscopic, nucleated & single-celled organisms). #PackardFellows
Wow! Wonderful new crew that the @NIH has recognized with New Innovator awards, including our own Vijay Ramani @vram142, Daniele Canzio and Dan Wagner @danwagnerlab at #UCSF. Congratulations, and I can't wait to watch the fascinating ways in which you build on this opportunities!
Hooray! Wonderful recognition of the pioneering work of #UCSF’s @DJuliusSF and also @ardemp! Heartiest congratulations, both! Understanding TRP channels is a fundamental advance in how cells sense their worlds and communicate to the rest of the organism. Thank your TRPs!
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2021 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian “for their discoveries of receptors for temperature and touch.”
Published today in @ScienceMagazine, UCSF’s Walter lab and collaborators describe how a stress sensor directs cells to make corrections when proteins get misfolded and threaten cellular health. https://t.co/dgimV9EUVD
We are hiring this year! Speaking from personal experience, UCSF Biochemistry and CMP are parts of a wonderful and supportive community for launching a new lab. We are eager to learn about a broad diversity of science. Come join us! https://t.co/PkOA7Utx6I
Our group https://t.co/18fd4Fcc0e is hiring at the postdoc, staff scientist, and technician levels to study physiology of astrocytes and neurons. We want to hear from people with a wide variety of backgrounds and expertise, including those who haven’t studied glia before. 1/2
Wonderful news this morning about our own Hani Goodarzi @genophoria! He's a recipient of a 2022 #Vilcek Foundation Prize recognizing important #immigrant contributions here in the US. I can't wait to find what other surprises RNA has in store for us!
https://t.co/GxwYyBgVYg