#EU4Health calls for proposals are open for applications:
🟠 #Cancer, non-communicable diseases #NCDs & diabetes
Deadline: 28/2/23
🔵 Public procurement in the #health sector & crisis preparedness
Deadline: 21/2/23
🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/EU_HaDEA/status/1605843081260986368
For #ThrowbackThursday, an episode of the #EMBOPodcast that aired this summer:
Orian Shirihai tells the story of a classic @embojournal paper on the mitochondrial life cycle.
The episode, "Fuse or Die" highlights the importance of my personal nemesis, the well-organised lab notebook.
#mitochondria #autophagy #NeurodegenerativeDisease #mitophagy #HistoryOfScience
https://www.embo.org/podcasts/fuse-or-die-a-conversation-with-orian-shirihai/
'On a hot summer day in 1961, a young TV writer and aspiring comedian named Dick Cavett attended the funeral of George S. Kaufman, the renowned wit and man of letters. There he saw one of his heroes, Groucho Marx. Cavett approached Marx, and managed to tell him that he was a big fan.
Without missing a beat, Marx responded: “Well, if it gets any hotter, I could use a big fan.”
Good morning, proboscideans
RT @EMBLEvents@twitter.com
Season's greetings! ❄️⛄
May new discoveries light your way in the coming year! 🧬✨
We are taking a short end-of-year break, but will be back in the #NewYear with even more energy and fresh ideas.
Hope everyone can have some well-deserved rest and see you all in 2023! 🙌🏼
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/EMBLEvents/status/1606197920272744448
And more Max Planck Institutes:
@mpicec - Chemical Energy Conversion
@MPI_CE - Chemical Ecology
@MPI_MolGen - Molecular Genetics
@MPILheidelberg - Law
@MPINB - Neurobiology of Behavior
(2/n)
@maxplanckgesellschaft
Here are a few Max Planck Institutes on #Mastodon :
@MPI_Meteo - Meteorology
@mpi_nl - Psycholinguistics
@mpimsp - Microstructure Physics
@mpifkf - Solid State Research
@MPI_ScienceOfLight - Science of Light
@MPIforBI - Biological Intelligence
@mpicbg - Cell Biology and Genetics
@mpi_grav - Gravitational Physics
@mpi_astro - Astronomy
@MPIAGE - Biology of Ageing
@MPI_BGC - Biogeochemistry
@mpi_inno_comp - Innovation and Competition
(1/n)
RT @horizons_fr
La revue @Nature revient sur son passé raciste
👉 https://www.revue-horizons.ch/2022/12/01/le-lourd-heritage-de-la-recherche-raciale/
@tschudi77
Here is my #Introduction, with hashtags. I’m an #author and essayist, part of, and hopeful about, the #TwitterMigration.
I write about #science and #technology and their cultural effects. My books include #Chaos, The #Information, and #TimeTravel, as well as biographies of Richard #Feynman and Isaac #Newton.
Review Commons proposes an alternate way:
1. Submit to their website
2. Peer-reviews are solicited
3. Refereed preprint + reviews + response are published
4. Paper is submitted to participating journals (currently 17 biology-related journals)
The process is explained in detail here: https://www.reviewcommons.org/authors/
A lot of white Americans don't value bail reform, because they can't conceive of themselves being charged with a crime they didn't do, when there is literally zero evidence. That seems like a vanishingly rare occurrence.
A lot of Black Americans do support bail reform, because they know that being falsely accused of a crime is a very real possibility for them. Happens a lot.
Both groups of people are correct in their risk assessment. 🙂🙃
The Upjohn Institute has joined with the Russell Sage Foundation Dissertation Research Grants program to fund dissertation research on employment issues, especially policy-relevant research pertaining to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities.
https://www.upjohn.org/about/news-events/upjohn-institute-funds-dissertation-research-employment-issues
#econtwitter #grants #fellowship
There's a map going around that shows counts of venomous species by country. In addition to being interesting to look at, it highlights the problems that arise when you use political boundaries for geospatial data. Country size and range obscures biogeographical pattern. We see this with Russia, but the silliest example is the coloration of Alaska.
Just something worth keeping in mind when thinking about geographic data.
We're looking for postdocs! https://embl.org/jobs/position/HD02332
EMBL will soon embark on TREC, an expedition along Europe's coastlines https://embl.org/about/info/trec/ Groups across EMBL will collect samples of soil, sediment, water, and selected model organisms in various habitats. Join us to investigate microbial biogeography and diversity, integrate multi-omics data for functional interpretations, and to quantify the exchange of genes and molecular functions across sites and habitats. Apply until Feb 1st!
"In the absence of MgrB, PhoQ appears to be insensitive to antimicrobial peptides, including the commonly used C18G. MgrB mediates the sensing of C18G by dissociating from and thus derepressing PhoQ. Our findings reveal the inhibitory mechanism of the small protein MgrB and uncover its importance in antimicrobial peptide sensing."
Hi everyone, yesterday I finally set up the "EvoDevo Papers" #bot here on Mastodon:
It posts the latest papers in the field of evolutionary developmental biology from various sources.
Follow to keep track of the literature and discover new works!
Boost to help spread #EvoDevo #Papers around the Fediverse.
Feedback and suggestions are welcome!
RT @SethMBloomMDPhD@twitter.com
A great nano-course for anyone (whether or not Harvard-affiliated) interested in the physiology of anaerobic microbes.
@mgh_id@twitter.com @bwh_id@twitter.com @MGHBWHIDFellows@twitter.com @ragoninstitute@twitter.com @DMAronoff@twitter.com @BlackInMicro@twitter.com @POHER_USA@twitter.com https://twitter.com/HarvardMSI/status/1605279679195348993
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/SethMBloomMDPhD/status/1605313401286057985
I've worked on all of science, from B cells to T cells.
https://fellowsherpa.com