RT @TwistBioscience
Met Gala as things seen around the lab…
First up: Liu Wen as mold colonies
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RT @TomKitchng
Good to see our purpose-built bat hibernaculum being put to good use! @vincentwildlife
Good to see our purpose-built bat hibernaculum being put to good use! @vincentwildlife
RT @davidasinclair
Age reversal works in primates to restore vision. Announced by my collaborator Dr. Bruce Ksander & @lifebiosciences. Next up: age reversal in humans.
How’s that @elonmusk? 🚀
http://tinyurl.com/5n6b59kc 1/10…
Age reversal works in primates to restore vision. Announced by my collaborator Dr. Bruce Ksander & @lifebiosciences. Next up: age reversal in humans.
How’s that @elonmusk? 🚀
http://tinyurl.com/5n6b59kc 1/10…
RT @EveryBat
The large-eared pied bat (Chalinolobus dwyeri) is a near-threatened species from Australia.
(Photo Doug Beckers)
RT @yxsetoh
Join us online for the 7th Singapore International Dengue Workshop (SIDW)! We'll cover everything from lab & field surveillance to clinical management in dengue prevention.🦟 Don't miss it! #SIDW
Join us online for the 7th Singapore International Dengue Workshop (SIDW)! We'll cover everything from lab & field surveillance to clinical management in dengue prevention.🦟 Don't miss it! #SIDW
RT @DevilsAdvoMax
NOW OUT @ScienceMagazine 🧬🐾🤓
“The evolution of two transmissible cancers in Tasmanian devils”
A 🧵 on our deep DNA sequencing dive into the startling genetic history of contagious tumours (1/n)
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RT @AnaelleFait
Science twitter you're not ready for this
We have a new toy in the lab, see this expert demo by @RLeonSampedro 🤯
RT @bat1kgenomes
🔥Attention all #bat #scientists and enthusiasts! 🦇We are cordially inviting you to hang out with us upside down, just like the bats do! RSVP and register here: https://forms.gle/6DrjgiGa5p7xn5go8
🔥Attention all #bat #scientists and enthusiasts! 🦇We are cordially inviting you to hang out with us upside down, just like the bats do! RSVP and register here: https://forms.gle/6DrjgiGa5p7xn5go8
Registration Form: Bat1K Meeting April 27th
We are organizing an online Bat1K meeting, aka "Batellite", scheduled for April 27th, @16.00 CEST / 10:00 EDT / 09:00 CDT / 09:00 ECT / 11:00 BRT / 07:00 PDT / 15:00 BST / 08:00 CST / 16:00 SAST /17:00 EAT / 22:00 CST As a community, we would like to further discuss and develop the methodologies, concepts and scientific exploration of the 50+ bat genomes that have been generated at Bat1K. There will be multiple scientific papers stemming from these genomes exploring the amazing biology of bats and we need input, involvement, and commitment from all that are interested in analyzing these data to maximize the output and use of these assemblies. We propose to pitch a package of scientific papers to Science/Nature and their companion journals exploring bat genomics and we are now looking for additional champions of topics and themes. We would like to assess key topics, key players, data sharing, data analyses, and community engagement and together envision our plans moving forward. So what would you do with >50 bat genomes? Are there questions you would like to address? If you have an idea, please bring it to the table at this Batellite
RT @DrRenly
Am I the only one who feels disturbed looking at these stats?
307 teams of #ECRs spent countless hours putting in applications with 9 awarded (2.9% success rate).
#mrff #emcr #AcademicTwitter #postdoc