
Geneticist, C. elegans enthusiast, Professor of Biology @HopkinsBio
Baltimore, MD
Joined June 2009
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I'm excited to announce that my lab is moving to Johns Hopkins University in @HopkinsBio and @HopkinsCMDB grad program this fall! We are hiring at all levels, including grad students, technicians, postdocs, programmers, and staff scientists. Please DM me if you are interested!
Please check out the lab's recruitment page here: andersenlab.org/Join-Us/
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The tenth "Evolution of Caenorhabditis and Other Nematodes" meeting will be held on June 17-20, 2024 at the Vienna BioCenter! #evoworm2024
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You still time to apply to our faculty search in Molecular Biosciences at Northwestern University! Evanston and Chicago are fantastic places to live and start a lab. Please retweet to get the news out on this broad search.
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My department is hiring! We are searching in the area of quantitative biology (broadly defined), but we invite anyone who would complement the existing strengths of our multidisciplinary department to apply. Great location near Chicago - please RT! careers.cell.com/job/10113/t…
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Join our Faculty! We are seeking outstanding scholars studying the mechanisms that drive fundamental processes in biology using quantitative methods. Northwestern’s stunning lakefront campus and Chicagoland are awesome places to live and do science! careers.cell.com/job/10113/t…
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My penultimate PhD paper is out in @eLife! We used MIP-seq to determine relative starvation resistance and sensitivity among a pool of 100 wild C. elegans strains, then used this data to identify several QTL... (1/5) elifesciences.org/articles/8…
Fantastic talk by @averydavisbell
Avery Davis Bell from Georgia Tech is the last speaker this afternoon before coffee break. She is sharing her findings on genomic distances and gene expression divergence in nematodes. #evoworm2022
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Avery Davis Bell from Georgia Tech is the last speaker this afternoon before coffee break. She is sharing her findings on genomic distances and gene expression divergence in nematodes. #evoworm2022
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This study identifies regulatory loci underlying gene expression variation in C. elegans and demonstrates how this variation could impact other complex traits. nature.com/articles/s41467-0… @ecandersen
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Thanks again to all authors (see above). Also check out these recent papers @ecandersen, @Olmedo_lab, Jeroen van Zon @_amolf, on robustness and individuality of C. elegans growth and development.
rdcu.be/cO7Cp
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doi.org/10.1016/j.cdev.2022.…
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Andersen and Rockman describe how to perform quantitative genetic studies in #Celegans using populations of genetically diverse individuals to discover the genetic causes of phenotypic variation. #GENETICS | @ecandersen @wormsrock | bit.ly/3IGSW4Q
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Do you work in the field of antihelminthics? #AnthelminticsV is now open for abstract submission on drug development, resistance to drugs, vaccine development, and more!
More info: bit.ly/3p2gPMY @IowaStateU @UMassChan @zamanian_ @ecandersen #riverblindness #helminths
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Replying to @thegoodphyte
see the many studies in C. elegans GWAS by @ecandersen and colleagues, made "convincing" by subsequent NIL analysis and transgenic validation
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Everything you've ever wanted to know about Caenorhabditis quantitative genetics, and, I can confidently say, much much more! A new WormBook chapter in @GeneticsGSA GENETICS, by @ecandersen and me. academic.oup.com/genetics/ar…
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Collaboration with @ecandersen lab and Tim Crombie is out in @PLOSONE:
An R package to process and analyze ecological sampling data generated using the Fulcrum mobile application
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