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Big congratulations to new Dr Shubham Kale PhD who successfully defends his dissertation on Friday. See is efforts here: nam11.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A...

submitted 44 days ago • 1 comment

I really hate it when a vendor or sales rep asks to know my budget before giving us a quote. My budget is as low as possible - haven’t you read anything about the NIH lately?

submitted 117 days ago • 1 comment

Now that my lab has moved to Emory I want you to join us in Atlanta. We have an NIH-funded postdoc position available to study Planar Cell Polarity (PCP) signaling using vestibular hair cells of the mouse as a model. Please repost and/or DM for details

submitted 119 days ago • 2 comments

Who needs moss on a tree when the south side of your snowman always melts first

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We have to do a better job writing the Project Narrative and Project Summary sections of our grants. Now more than ever these need to be clear and compelling - and written for the general public. I’m afraid these are the only sections RFK jr and friends might read when judging your worth. 😐

submitted 128 days ago • 1 comment

This might reveal a problem of mine - but doesn’t it look like he is wearing his semi-circular canals on the outside?

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Our contribution to #FluorescenceFriday is a progress report. The scope made it to Emory and was reassembled with only one minor catastrophe. We’re calling it a win.

submitted 137 days ago • 0 comments

Frivolous sort-of-science question: What do you call male and female mice? Bucks and Does? Sires and Dams? Johns and Janes?

submitted 140 days ago • 1 comment

Happy #FluorescenceFriday It's like a cochlear sunset photo credit Satish Ghimire

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I don’t know who did this first but my mother-in-law just sent it to me

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Canadian Students Perform 'Blackbird' by The Beatles in the Indigenous First Nations Mi'kmaq Language

submitted 170 days ago • 0 comments

Happy #FluorescenceFriday. I captured this one myself.

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I spoke to our moving company about packing the lab and their recommendation was bubble wrap. Lots of bubble wrap.

submitted 179 days ago • 2 comments

For our first #FluorescenceFriday post I’m sharing a lab favorite. Photo credit to Ellie Goodrich.

submitted 179 days ago • 1 comment

Here's a great opportunity for undergrads to apply for a summer internship at the NIH! Applications are due Jan. 8th. Follow link for more details and to apply: www.nibib.nih.gov/labs-at-nibi...

submitted 191 days ago • 0 comments

@genegirl007.bsky.social is already asking if Crystal Palace has been relegated yet

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Today’s poem celebrates Fibonacci Day. It’s called ‘Word Crunching’.

submitted 192 days ago • 36 comments

Check out how #neuralcrest cells 🔬 migrate (animal= #zebrafish, white cells=sox10+, start=10 somites stage, anterior=top)

submitted 194 days ago • 4 comments

Sally Roesch Wagner, Ph.D., is a leading scholar of women's studies and the suffrage movement and, now in her 80s, is experiencing hearing loss: hearinghealthfoundation.org/blogs/the-ch... #relatable #candor #hearing #health #brain #loveyourears #keeplistening

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please do not teach the goats italian

submitted 222 days ago • 44 comments

If you are early in your #synbio career, consider applying for this award! If you know of an awesome #synbio person early in their career (there are many!), please consider nominating them! Applications/nominations are due Dec 1! americanchemical.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

submitted 196 days ago • 0 comments

Two weeks without looking/listening to any news, so much this

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For a story: I'm looking to talk to current or recent PhD students who had at least one child during their PhD. Bonus points if you had one kid during your PhD and one later (eg during a postdoc) but not required. DMs open! Thanks, please RT!

submitted 197 days ago • 2 comments

It’s hard to concentrate when our new neighbor keeps peeping through the window

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Re-posting for #MicroscopyMonday 👇 We've been sifting through our archive of 1960s histology sections. Here, the organ of Corti (auditory sensory epithelium of the cochlea) is viewed using Mallory's trichrome stain. The outer hair cells (centre right) are stained orange. 🔬🧪👂 #neuroskyence

submitted 197 days ago • 1 comment

For many junior faculty who’ve received the advice to submit a modular R01 (I did, when I was starting my lab), do NOT heed this advice. I ran my lab on $180k per yr for 5 yrs, since of course the institute cuts the budget down further, and it was painful.

submitted 198 days ago • 5 comments

E10.5 mouse spinal cord (neural tube), labeled with Sox2 (red, neural progenitors), nestin (green, radial fibers) and neurofilament (blue, axons). The ventral motor columns are the most developed structure at this early time point.

submitted 198 days ago • 0 comments