RT @RSocPublishing
Sidnie Manton was born #OnThisDay in 1902. Manton is regarded as one of the most outstanding zoologists of the twentieth century and is known for making advances in the field of functional #morphology. Read some of her papers here: http://ow.ly/1kYX50Ofsxj | #HistSci #SidnieManton

RT @DJGould94
"we omitted all missing data but it was a small proportion and would not affect our findings"

RT @DHoi93
Excited to share our recent work from the @clausen_lab published in @CellPressNews as part 2 of the BacPROTAC story. Here we use targeted protein degradation as an antibiotics strategy to induce self-elimination of essential mycobacterial Clp proteins. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S009286742300404X

RT @Marghe_Perillo
Baby sea star walking around @MBLScience ⭐️ Do you know that they are a great system to understand how our organs form?
[ Movie with @zeiss_micro ]

RT @IMPvienna
Big congratulations to Elly Tanaka (@tanaxolotl), who was elected to the US National Academy of Sciences (@theNASciences)! Elly is one of 120 newly elected members, IMP emeritus director Kim Nasmyth one of 23 new international members. More: https://www.imp.ac.at/news/article/elly-tanaka-elected-to-the-national-academy-of-sciences-nas

The call is open: life science research institutions around the World are invited to nominate last year's star students for the 2023 Birnstiel Award.
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RT @IMPvienna
One of the World's most competitive PhD awards in the molecular life sciences has opened its 2023 call: nominate a star student of the previous year for the "International Birnstiel Award for Doctoral Research in Molecular Life Sciences" via👉🏽https://www.imp.ac.at/birnstie…
https://twitter.com/IMPvienna/status/1653365516197560327

RT @JensenWarwick
1/🧪🎥 This #TwitterThread is about how our team @ncsa in the Advanced Visualization Lab is using evidence-based approaches to #ScienceCommunication. Discover how audience research can optimize design decisions and enhance your projects.🚀 w/ @kalinalinkalina @astroblend et al.

RT @CommsBio
The circulatory system of a velvet worm is described using a comprehensive multimethodological approach, providing insights into the evolution of the circulatory system in panarthropods
https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-023-04797-z

Memo: squad.
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RT @BiologyCarly
BREAKING NEWS
https://twitter.com/BiologyCarly/status/1651324996801687554