This is worth reading under the Christmas tree! I was touched by the stories of @DrAnneCarpenter and @LashuelLab who both shrunk their lab following health issues. Perhaps science, as well as scientists, would be better off if we all ran smaller labs?

https://elifesciences.org/collections/1926c529/sparks-of-change?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic

I am extremely happy to share my latest article in @lab_locher, "Molecular basis for glycan recognition and reaction priming of eukaryotic oligosaccharyltransferase” in @NatureComms
Thanks to all co-authors for this fantastic work!!

#Glycotime

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-35067-x

Hello #ScienceMastodon! I am an assistant professor in the MIT Department of Biology with our lab based at the Koch Institute. We build tools for high-throughput functional genomics in mice in order to understand and modulate regenerative capacity across mammalian tissues.

https://www.knouselab.org/

Hello Mastodon friends! #Introduction time…

I study neural networks supporting flexible #Navigation at HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus. Using tractable systems, both biological (flies) and artificial (RNNs), I try to link the structure of neural circuits to their underlying function. In grad school, I studied hippocampal ripples at Caltech, and I love searching for shared operating principles across systems/species.

Here are two of my favorite fly neuron types. Aren’t they beautiful? 🙂