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"But before you write us off as insensitive or bad writers, let me tell you that open notes are challenging for doctors, too. Maybe explaining why will indeed improve your health, relationship with your doctor, and my profession."

cc @BLMG

nautil.us/why-reading-your-doc

"Human agriculture has shaped the planet for millennia, but leaf-cutters began cultivating food at scale millions of years earlier. The ants are responsible for a quarter of all plant consumption in their ecosystems; worker ants might travel two hundred yards to collect leaf clippings, cutting tons of plant material a year."

newyorker.com/culture/persons-

RT @mr_sunshine
High-Resolution Motion-corrected 7.0-T MRI [...] from the Human Cerebellum in Vivo 👏👏👏 Go #cerebellum !!
pubs.rsna.org/doi/suppl/10.114

January 24, 1839, Charles #Darwin elected Fellow of the Royal Society for his geological 🪨 and biological 🐢 research done during the voyage of the Beagle ⛵

tinyurl.com/yxm9rn3g

January 24, 1911, the French Academy of Sciences rejects Marie Curie's nomination, despite public support of some members. 10 months later she is awarded the Nobel prize "for the discovery of radium and polonium"
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Pic shows polonium-halo in biotite ☢️🪨

Very happy to see this article coming out of our lab! "Precision targeting of autoantigen-specific B cells in MuSK myasthenia gravis with chimeric autoantibody receptor T cells" #immunology #AutoImmunity #biotechnology nature.com/articles/s41587-022

"This study examined the effects of lung infection causing systemic and neuroinflammation as a potential mechanism contributing to blood-brain barrier (BBB) leakage and behavioral impairment."

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

RT @EvaHeviaGroup
We are looking for a new colleague in to join us @DCBPunibern as a #TenureTrack Assistant Professor working in #inorganic chemistry towards #materials! See link for details:

dcbp.unibe.ch/jobs

#chemjobs #chemjobsCH 🇨🇭#chemtwitter
Please RT to spread the word

"Meanwhile, our share of the global pharmaceutical R&D market is declining. UK-based academics are now barred from the Horizon EU research programme, preventing them from participating in pioneering European work on the causes of disease."

ft.com/content/70e1733d-ecd9-4

Our latest #preprint describes how #Pot1 promotes DNA #replication by recruiting #Stn1 to #telomeres. Great collaboration with S Coulon, CRCM Marseille. My last fission yeast paper! 😢 Thanks my yeast colleagues and friends! ♥️

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

#GeneRegulation couples transfers of information to transfers of mass and energy. The E. coli Trp-operon is often used as a simple example of gene reg. Genetic info transfers from #DNA to #proteins, including the synthesis of (1) a #repressor gene. In absence of tryptophan, the #operon induces the synthesis of the #metabolic #enzymes for its production (2). Tryptophan then binds the repressor (3)...

Wolbachia are #endosymbionts that manipulate their hosts' reproductive biology. @EmmelienV @blaxterlab describe genomes of 110 #Wolbachia coincidentally sequenced alongside their insect hosts, finding a rich diversity of host manipulation loci #PLOSBiology plos.io/3DarU62

JOB:

at the Computational Social Science Dept. at GESIS we are looking for a Research Software Engineer. The person will work on cutting-edge infrastructure for digital behavioral data.

Permanent position & detailed onboarding. Anyone with related #datascience skills can apply, independent of disciplinary background.

TVL-13, permanent postion.

Office located in Cologne, up to 60% remote work possible.

Feel free to message me with questions

hidden-professionals.de/HPv3.J

Off-the-shelf CARTs

"Nevertheless, generation of autologous CAR T cell products is extremely time consuming and costly, prompting researchers to explore alternative strategies to overcome these limitations. In this issue of Nature Medicine, Mailankody et al.4 report results of part A of the phase 1 UNIVERSAL clinical trial, which evaluated ALLO-715, an allogeneic off-the-shelf anti-BCMA CAR T cell product."

nature.com/articles/s41591-022

It's hard to capture in a photo the sheer scale of Hew Locke's "Procession" at the Tate Britain - what an incredible surprise (we'd gone to Cornelia Parker retrospective, did not expect to see this at all).

More on the avian flu jump to mammalian hosts (in Spanish):

"Un estudio científico sugiere ahora que el virus de la gripe aviar saltó desde las aves silvestres a los visones y mutó en la explotación, empezando a transmitirse de mamífero a mamífero, sin llegar a infectar a los trabajadores de la granja, equipados con mascarillas."

elpais.com/ciencia/2023-01-24/

"It is not just in the areas of electronics and digital technologies that Grenoble outperforms larger French cities. Grenoble Alpes University (UGA) comes fifth when French universities are ranked by the number of articles that list their researchers as authors in 82 leading natural-science journals in the year from October 2021 to September 2022 by Nature Index. Almost one in 13 jobs in the region are in research and development (R&D) — the highest proportion of all French metropolitan areas"

nature.com/articles/d41586-023

The CSAMA 2023 Summerschool "Statistical Data Analysis for Genome Scale Biology" will take place 11-16 June in Brixen/Bressanone — mark your calendars

Via @whuber

twitter.com/wolfgangkhuber/sta

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