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Please spread the word: tenure-track opportunity in my awesome department!! Very excited about adding more great scientists to our community:
nature.com/naturecareers/job…
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We are thrilled to have @vicottrell from @GossLab @Wellesley join us this summer as a participant in the BPH Summer Internship Program! She is a step closer to her future goal of a PhD 🔬 [NJ]
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i had no idea qiagen made houses. #cityrunner – at Philadelphia, PA
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Our preprint describing the surprising interaction between polycystin channel and the Hippo kinase cascade during cell division is finally online.
Fission yeast polycystin Pkd2p promotes transition to cell growth during cytokinesis biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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In an opinion piece for @CNN this week, @DrPaulaJohnson addresses the racial and economic inequities currently affecting the nation and how we must confront them in higher education.
cnn.com/2020/05/31/opinions/…
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Read about how @UTK_BCMB faculty @DasLab_Pombe is navigating the responsibilities of professorship while parenting during a worldwide pandemic. #ascbcompass #AskAScientist #PhDchat #HowCellBiologistsWork
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The two geese by Paramecium Pond would like you to know that they now have eight goslings. No plans to name any of them Ryan, just yet. But they are making sure the eight of them get plenty of nap time and swim time. Thanks to Prof. Corrine Taylor for sharing her photo with us.
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Horsing around in Professor Christopher Arumainayagam's class! 💙bostonglobe.com/2020/04/12/a…
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If there's a baby boom in 9 months, it'll consist entirely of first-born children.
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We are not quite at that point yet. However, if the Covid19 pandemic continues even for 2 more months (not unlikely), I hope tenure & promotion committees will pay heed to this. The momentum-sapping effect of this especially on very young labs cannot be overstated
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Please retweet
I'm looking for a research technician. Current undergrads
who cannot start until after graduation will be considered. Ambition is much more important than skills specific to our work. Apply here: bc.csod.com/ats/careersite/J….
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Our paper where we demonstrate the fast turnover of proteins during endocytosis is out!
doi.org/10.7554/eLife.52355
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At doctor for physical exam. BMI a little high. Looked at BMI chart. Course of action is clear: I need to grow a few inches taller next year. #NewYearsResolution
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Today @vkclab showed @Wellesley students how to paint with microbes. Inspired by the campus, Alexa Gross ’21 designed the following two pictures. What would you paint with microorganisms?
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RT welcome.
The Martin lab is recruiting! If you like #imaging, the #cytoskeleton, and/or #membranes, if you love to understand mechanisms and if you are looking for a #postdoc position, then get in touch!
All info here: wp.unil.ch/martinlab/
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THE "CITIZEN CANE".....
......OF MICROSCOPY
An immune cell hunting down a bacterium among red blood cells. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a movie can contain exponential insights.
Movie credit: David Rogers (@VanderbiltU, 1950's). @VUBasicSciences
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Students, if you feel intimidated by faculty, remember that we were once students at your exact same career stage. Thanks to the internet, you may even be able to find photographic evidence!
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Roses are red
Violets are blue
I study simple eukaryotes
To learn more about you.
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Here are the two papers on Pom1 super-resolution and TIRF imaging by @VenetaG1 in my lab with @SulianaManley and by the @MoseleyLab. A common theme: Pom1 clusters are the critical unit to shape the gradient.
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