Principal Scientist at Calico interested in the role of stress response pathways in aging and age-related disease
Joined July 2010
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Congrats on the great paper, @KPapsdorf !!
Super excited to share that our paper on how specific dietary lipids extend lifespan is out now @NatureCellBio doi.org/10.1038/s41556-023-0…
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Job alert (please RT):
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Postdoc positions available in our lab, to explore the biology of vertebrate aging and age-related diseases.
For details, have a look at: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/8…
I am excited to share that our lab was awarded an ERC starting grant to explore the regulation of vertebrate aging!
Available research positions (computational & experimental) will be posted soon. Stay tuned! :)
#ERCStG @ERC_Research @stem_program @HebrewU_heb @GeneticsDepart1
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We are hiring a two-year research tech! Please join us in investigating symbiosis and its evolution. We have a great team with lots of good vibes. 😀jobs.carnegiescience.edu/job…
I am excited our work uncovering the molecular mechanisms of male-induced demise in C. elegans is now published in @NatureAging !
Thank you so much to my amazing postdoc mentor @BrunetLab, our fantastic collaborator @ctmurphy1 and all the coauthors!!
How do males shorten the lifespan of the opposite sex?
(in worms)
nature.com/articles/s43587-0…
HUGE CONGRATS to Lauren Booth @lnbooth (now at Calico!) 🎉🍾⭐️ 👏 It's so awesome to see this paper out @NatureAging!!!
A fun collaboration with Coleen Murphy's lab @ctmurphy1!
Congrats on the fantastic paper and exciting results, @xiaoaizh!
Did you know that membrane lipids can regulate #aging? Very excited to finally share our work on the functional importance of complex plasma membrane lipids in regulating neural stem cell (NSC) aging.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
So excited and happy for Anne @BrunetLab and Andy @dillinlab on this well deserved award! Congratulations!!
The FNIH announces that @Stanford’s Dr. Anne Brunet and @UCBerkeley’s Dr. Andrew Dillin will receive the 2022 Lurie Prize in Biomedical Sciences for their independent but complementary research in biological mechanisms of aging.
Learn more: bit.ly/3uuYjQz
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Announcing EukProt v3, an updated database of predicted proteins across eukaryotic diversity, featuring:
- New colleagues!
- 324 new data sets (now 993 species in total)
- 18S sequences
- A BLAST server
- BUSCO scores
- A selected subset of 196 species (the TCS)
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I’m hiring a summer intern @calico to join our Microscopy, Computational, and Cell Biology & Assay Development groups to characterize real-time organelle dynamics in 3D.
Mitochondrial dynamics to get your attention! 😉
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We are looking for a postdoc interested in working at the immune system-microbiota crosstalk during aging.
Our lab promotes a curiosity-driven, inclusive and open lab culture.
jobs.leibniz-fli.de/jobposti…
Are you a recent or soon to be PhD graduate interested in transcription regulatory networks and stress responses in aging? I am hiring a postdoc to join our team @calico Please apply and pass along to anyone who might be interested! 1/n calicolabs.com/careers?gh_ji…
You will be mentored by me and Carmela Sidrauski on a project focused on the transcription regulatory network underlying the integrated stress response. 4/n
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Interested in the mechanisms of brain aging, with a focus on regenerative stem cells? Our lab has a Research Assistant position open!! Come and join our team at Stanford (web.stanford.edu/group/brune…)! careersearch.stanford.edu/jo…
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To all who are interested in #epigenetics and/or #aging, please join us for our free, virtual 2020 Masoro-Barshop Conference on Aging October 14-16th! Register via the link. (1/2) barshopinstitute.uthscsa.edu…
Check out our new preprint "Males deploy multifaceted strategies and hijack longevity pathways to induce premature demise of the opposite sex" from @BrunetLab and our fantastic collaborators @ctmurphy1 and Cheng Shi!
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Some genes are highly specific to male-induced demise whereas others are regulators of longevity in both a single- and mixed-sex setting. We found two novel longevity genes that when knocked-down extend C. elegans hermaphrodite lifespan in the presence and absence of males.