Thiago Carvalho @cyrilpedia@social.cleverlibre.org

#followfriday bioRxiv Affiliates with interesting things to say about science and more:

@cyrilpedia
@greenescientist
@christlet
@greenescientist
@NeedhiBhalla
@clathrin
@devang_m
@soragnilab
@ianholmes
@andrewsu
@jwoodgett

Just a reminder to students from underrepresented regions: you can join SMBE and attend the remainder of #SMBEeverywhere for free.

Student members can also apply for full travel awards to join us in person in future: in Italy for #SMBE23

Details here: http://bit.ly/3aRcNU8

Deadline approaching for Progress Meetings funding!

#evolution #funding #networking #research #meeting #ESEB

https://eseb.org/prizes-funding/progress-meetings-in-evolutionary-biology/

Contratando 3 postdocs pra trabalhar com imunoterapia e cancer em - sim! - Porto Alegre. Bolsa+ recursos para iniciar uma linha independente (dentro do projeto)+possibilidade de ser professor visitante na UFCSPA para registrar experiência didática. Imuno, Biocel, Biomol, Bioinformatica - you are welcome here! contato: cristinabcb@ufcspa.edu ou cristinabonorino@gmail.com

International Master´s Degree Programme in Biomedical Imaging - Call for applications for studies starting in September 2023 is opening soon!

What: #Master’s Degree Programme in Bio­medical Imaging

Where: #Turku, Finland

When: Apply during January 4-18, 2023 to study in autumn 2023

Duration of program: 2 years, 120 ECTS

opintopolku.fi

We are looking for one or two more post-docs to work on the role of inner membrane association in Vibrio cholerae transcription regulation or communication between the host intestine and intestinal bacteria. Your pic here?😁 https://paulawatnicklab.com for contact info

Two #PhD positions available in my lab.

https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/acce-dtp-studentship-alternative-splicing-as-an-evolutionary-driver-of-phenotypic-plasticity/?p148867

https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/a-geometric-framework-approach-to-understand-multi-metal-toxicity-on-individual-organisms-to-evaluate-relative-risks-and-benefits-of-pollution-and-mitigation/?p148458

Tiny Mastodon newbie tip 🐘:

If there are some topics you would rather not see in your timelines anymore, for example a certain Birdsite, you can use Filters! ​

HOW TO ❓

1. On desktop, go to Preferences > Filters.

2. Click the “Add new filter" button on the upper right.

3. Then you can add things like “twitter.com/” or “Twitter” or “Birdsite” or something else or all of the above!

4. You can even set an expiration date if you think you'll want to hear about it again later on.

5. You will see these posts hidden as for Content Warnings and you will be able to click on “Show More” to see them OR you can enable “Drop instead of hide” or “Hide completely” in the options to not see anything at all in your timelines.

6. Enjoy! 😌

#academicJobs

Working at the interface of #AI and #neuroscience? Consider this "dry lab" junior #facultyPosition.

https://academicpositions.harvard.edu/postings/11754

Deadline in 3 weeks!

PhD position in Manchester, UK (BBSRC DTP): The evolution of nerves: understanding the roots of neurodegeneration – training in evolution biology, biochemistry, expansion or electron microscopy, cell culture, genetics, #scicomm – supervision: Prokop/Allan/Ronshaugen
Details: https://thenode.biologists.com/jobs/prokop

The life scientific is one of the most interesting scientific podcasts out there, featuring the life and discoveries of lots of interesting scientists.

The last episode is about Bambos Kyriacou, from the University of Leicester. For those who do not know him, Bambos is an excellent Drosophilist who has made unique contributions to the field of circadian rhythm. He is also super fun.

Do my listen to this if you haven't yet and pass it on to your students.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001d5cq?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile

Hello world
#introduction #neuroscience

It seems like this would be useful to find people, if everyone uses it? https://twitodon.com/

Hello everyone - I am Hugo Mouquet - PhD, molecular #immunologist & head of the humoral immunology lab @ Institut Pasteur - Our lab investigates #antibodies and B-cell responses to viral pathogens in humans | #HIV, #hepatitis #viruses, #SARSCoV2, #chikungunya & more...

Cool #Science that explains how plants made the move from water to land 500 million years ago and were able to grow beyond just a few centimetres. The key is the evolution of xylem, the transport tissue in vascular plants that transports water and nutrients from the roots to the stem and leaves. To be able to grow without a high chance of blockages in their piping, plants had to rearrange their vascular tissue.

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add2910