We use ZF4 if you need any protocols, shipping will probably be easier within europe though ...
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We use ZF4 if you need any protocols, shipping will probably be easier within europe though ...
I'm sorry for your (our) loss. His dept seminar here a few years ago was my favorite in a long time. He had a way with a story!
yes it does.
it's the duck emoji that really pushed this one over the top for me
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Signatures of sex ratio distortion in humans https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.02.04.702084v1
It gives me comfort that my weird science obsessions protect me from the algo. Like, sorry honey, you're gonna have to sort a whole bunch posts about hagfish slime before you figure out what brand of sweatpants I prefer.
I’m recruiting new members to the Farrell Lab this summer. We will have space for 1 postdoc (since Abhinav is leaving to start his own lab at U Arizona!!) and 2 postbacs, since my current two will leave for PhD programs at the end of the summer. More details in thread:
Congratulations Prof!!!
Is this the greatest thread in the history of science blue sky?
She uses the bristled end of a deck brush on her back and hindquarters, using repeated place-and-pull motions. For more sensitive areas such as the belly flap, udder, and anal region, she switches to the stick end, using careful, repeated poke-and-lift movements. See video link: youtu.be/bAk4PFEuWKQ
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beautifully said, thanks for sharing
Defending PhD student, looking over their thesis: “If I knew then what I know now, I could’ve done all of this in like 9 months.”
A thread about my favorite pioneering cave explorers and why I don’t think AI will ever “solve” biology.
Photograph and signature of Edward Roosen-Runge taken from an obituary.
Over the past weeks I have been reading the earliest papers on zebrafish development, and came to realize that in the “canonized" version of zebrafish history we neglect some important people pre-Streisinger. I will try to correct here the record. Let’s start with Edward C. Roosen-Runge. (1/7)
Happy Coelacanth Day!
Happy to highlight an essay I wrote together with @marcdemanuel.bsky.social,
@natanaels.bsky.social and Anastasia Stolyarova, trying to think through what sets the mutation rate of a cell type in an animal species: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... 1/n
Oh wow. Thanks for sharing!
She let me know that they recently received guidance that, ONLY for the January EI deadline (1/27/2026) and the February ESI deadline (2/3/2026), PIs can submit MIRAs even if their previous application (R35, R01, R15, R21, and R37) is still considered under review.
A still picture from the 1961 documentary on zebrafish development by J.V. Durden showing a 1 dpf zebrafish embryo.
I was today years old when I learned that there is a superb (freely available) documentary from 1961 on early zebrafish development by J.V. Durden. collection.nfb.ca/film/embryon... (1/2)
My bad, I meant renewal
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FYI - if you already have a pending MIRA application, you need the summary statement in hand by Jan 27th to hit this first FOA deadline.
If I read this correctly, if your A0 or A1 is in a rescheduled panel due to shutdown, you cannot hit the January deadline ...
Congratulations!!!
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We have a new preprint on bioRxiv from postdoc Delai Huang and colleagues. It's not about peacocks. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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