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It’s not that the college doesn’t have money, we always have money. We just don’t have money for you!
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BREAKING: White House issues new policy that will require, by 2026, all federally-funded research results to be freely available to public without delay, ending longstanding ability of journals to paywall results for up to 1 year. Coverage coming on @ScienceInsider.
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“Nativeomics” helps identify ligands bound to membrane proteins exhaustively within the same mass spectrometry experiment. nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
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“It’s great to have mass spectrometers. They are very powerful, they produce beautiful data. But ultimately I think it’s about what does this data mean and what can be learned.” Hear more from Ruedi Aebersold on the power of proteomic data collection: bit.ly/2SxfGNa
Excellent start to our two day meeting with French representatives from academic institutions and the Aerospace industry #NUConvergence – at Boston, MA
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Good luck to grad student Westley Tear as he prepares to start a year-long coop experience @GSK as a cap-off to a successful graduate career in our lab! cos.northeastern.edu/news/fi… @NortheasternCOS
Continuing the great tradition of undergrad P Chem tutors! xitter.cf/stevenlopez_neu/status… – at Stoughton, MA
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Some districts along the Mississippi have built their levees above government-authorized heights. These higher levees work—but shift the risk to nearby towns that followed the rules. @lisalsong and Sam Munoz of @Northeastern join #SciFriLive to discuss. scifri.me/zj1
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This. Read this thread as a perfect example of how not to keep women and other underrepresented groups in science. Just disgraceful. xitter.cf/dochpjones/status/9819…
1/n Actual review on a student's @NSFGRFP : "[student's] described broader impacts seem very narrowly focused (outreach to females and families). They aren't very novel and do not seem like they will have large-scale positive impacts on society." #GRFP
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Congratulations to Professor Richard West on his NSF CAREER award! xitter.cf/richardhwest/status/97…
It's official! NSF Award #1751720 - CAREER: Predictive kinetic modeling of halogenated hydrocarbon combustion. 😀 nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAwar…
#FITSNU14 What sorts of things do the panelists do for fun outside of science? – at Boston, MA
NU Science clubs have done a fantastic job putting together Futures in the Sciences 2014! – at Boston, MA