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Career option reading. @preLights interviewed me about my career in sci comm.

Worth taking a look if you are a PhD or post-doc seeking to do something else or a PI interested in career choices your trainees can make.

prelights.biologists.com/news/

There's also this piece we wrote a while ago on career options in general

cshperspectives.cshlp.org/cont

which appeared in this book/collection

cshperspectives.cshlp.org/site

@preLights We also discuss the development of biorxiv a bit.

Folks interested in learning more about the history of biorxiv should check out this video with @PracheeAC and Leonid Kruglyak
youtu.be/7YyBnaXpy08

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'UK curator, gallerist and video essayist James Payne details how a combination of geopolitical and personal struggles led Goya to the bleak outlook that birthed these intense and often disturbing images, as well as the indelible influence they’ve had on art in the centuries since his death.'

aeon.co/videos/tracing-goyas-d

T2 Phage by Madalena Parreira, a drawing for a piece I did on the Hershey-Chase experiments when I was at J Exp Med (for the short-lived JEM blog).

madalenaparreira.com

#Stemcell islets for the study and treatment of #diabetes: Join the upcoming lecture by our scientific director Maike Sander (@msanderlab)!
📆 April 6, 3 p.m.
💻 online event @ChariteBerlin

Register 👉 mdc-berlin.de/news/events/maik

RT @ThiruKanneganti
We had the opportunity to write this piece on how our understanding of innate #immune sensing and cell death has grown and will continue to expand to improve therapeutic targeting. Thank you for covering this important topic @PLOSBiology! @StJudeResearch journals.plos.org/plosbiology/

'Tessa wants to share her research to inspire other scientists whose burning scientific questions in new model organisms also require technological developments to answer them. To that end, she created Cuttlebase, a website that chronicles the scientific tools her team has developed, including a 3D brain atlas and a staging series of dwarf cuttlefish embryonic development.'

thenode.biologists.com/if-you-

Check out the latest paper from my buddy @TheVilchezLab on aging. The third paper today from my smart friends! V r doing well.
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RT @TheVilchezLab
New work from the lab @NatureAging!❄️Lowering body temperature extends #longevity. We find that cold-induced #proteostasis prevents #aging and aggregation of proteins that cause age-related diseases #ALS #HuntingtonDisease in C. elegans and human cells nature.com/articles/s43…
twitter.com/TheVilchezLab/stat

"Thus, we performed a comprehensive screen of TE-chimeric transcripts across 10,357 tumors, 675 cancer cell lines and 11,686 Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) adult tissues, and evaluated these TE-chimeric candidates for tumor specificity, antigenic potential, proteomic validation, HLA presentation and membrane presence."

nature.com/articles/s41588-023

"These differences in expression necessarily limit the usefulness of these systems in identifying and understanding the more subtle roles played by ACE2 in the development and resolution of COVID-19. To overcome these limitations, we have developed two mouse lines in which the ACE2 locus has been humanized by syntenic replacement."


journals.plos.org/plospathogen

'It is hoped that a spatially resolved picture of protein expression, posttranslational protein modifications, cell phenotypes, and communities of cell phenotypes will not only advance our understanding of tumor evolution (3) but also guide patient treatment response prediction modeling and the development of novel cancer therapeutics targeting the TME, such as bispecific T-cell engagers, immune-checkpoint inhibitors (ICI), and chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells.'

aacrjournals.org/cancerdiscove

"Two concurrent outbreaks of the Marburg virus, a close cousin of Ebola that can kill as many as 90 percent of the people it infects, are raising critical questions about the behavior of this mysterious bat-borne pathogen and global efforts to prepare for potential pandemics."

nytimes.com/2023/04/03/health/

Nobelist Martin Chalfie on how *not* to apply for a postdoc:

"They say 'Here is my CV and I'd really like to work in your lab, do you have any space? That's a letter that could be sent out to a hundred people, or a thousand people. There's nothing in it."

youtube.com/watch?v=x2fBwH6Cup

RT @Lo_Zanzi
Excited for our collaboration @naturemethods with @slavov_n: a new prioritized #SingleCell #MassSpec approach to increase proteome depth, reducing time, in our beloved #macrophages! We identified endocytic & proteolitic differences at the single cell lvl! doi.org/10.1038/s41592-023-018

"The Federal Trade Commission has ordered Illumina to divest cancer screening company Grail, arguing the $8bn acquisition would damage competition in the US market for life-saving cancer tests."

ft.com/content/3848cf02-8d00-4

For some time now, I've collected quotes from authors, filmmakers, musicians, fine artists, and more about art, creative process, inspiration, and much more. This one ponders the question:

WHY DO WE CREATE?

Maybe something in here will help you…

Read here: medium.com/@cole.haddon/the-ar

#writing #amwriting #writingcommunity #screenwriting #filmmaking #art #author #music #inspiration #creativity #creativewriting

RT @robinsall
A short thread about Adam Dowdell's excellent chemotaxis paper, just out in @CurrentBiology. It shows how combinations of ligands for the same receptors cause fascinating & counterintuitive outcomes (1/n)
cell.com/current-biology/fullt

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