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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
15 Dec 2022
Excited that this preprint on my PhD work is out! Grateful for our collaborators, especially Toni Gartner and Bin Wang.
Disparate roles for C. elegans DNA translocase paralogs RAD-54.L and RAD-54.B in meiotic prophase germ cells |Yamaya K biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
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2 Dec 2022
Lucy Shapiro, one of our our esteemed founders, gives her insights into >50 years of Developmental Biology and her personal history in science!
@DevBioStanford @StanfordMed
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
22 Nov 2022
The FlyBoard is excited to announce the inaugural Drosophila Community Service Award! Please nominate colleagues. A major goal of the award is to raise awareness within the Drosophila community about the depth and diversity of efforts supporting its success.1/3🧵🪰
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
8 Nov 2022
New work shows a 'gentle' method for islet transplantation without need of immunosuppression!
med.stanford.edu/news/all-ne…
@StanfordDRC director Seung Kim and @prekshab17
@JDRF_NorCal
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7 Nov 2022
Us Too! @DevBioStanford@mas.to
6 Nov 2022
Science Twitter is great. But there are downsides.
It’s actually easy to get started at Mastodon, although it’s not clear to me how the system reliably scales and whether it will be worth the effort.
Bet-hedging strategy - now also at Mastodon: StearnsLab@mas.to
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
4 Nov 2022
11/15 11:30a -1pm PST - Learn about our #PhD application process and #research opportunities: Stanford Summer Research Program (SSRP)/Amgen Scholars, ADVANCE Undergraduate Institute (AUI) and ADVANCE Summer Institute.
Register today: fal.cn/3tkYP
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
1 Nov 2022
Interested in a PhD in #DevBio? Join us this Thursday, November 3rd at 4pm PT to learn how you belong at @DevBioStanford 🫶
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
26 Oct 2022
The Department of Biological Sciences @SJSU has a tenure-track position open for a cell biologist or immunologist. Please help pass the message along, thanks! More info below: jobs.sjsu.edu/en-us/job/5203…
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9 Sep 2022
Two years ago today, it was Orange Sky Day at Stanford 😦
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
9 Sep 2022
If you are interested in starting a research/mentorship program for community college students at your institution but aren’t sure where to begin, please reach out! We would love to help you get started.
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
8 Sep 2022
Fabulous people attending the Bay Area Metablism @StanfordDRC !
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
1 Sep 2022
The bio has changed but I haven’t. Thanks to all the family, friends and colleagues that took risks on me, trusted me, and encouraged me to make today happen. #NewPI
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
30 Jul 2022
So proud that our paper on single nucleus and single cell RNA-seq of Drosophila testis is now on BioRxiv. This was an amazing, productive and really fun collaboration among several labs. Congratulations to all.
doi: doi.org/10.1101/2022.07.26.5…
#FlySpermatogenesis
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
19 Jul 2022
Here is what it sounds like. Possibly looking for another 🦅
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
27 Jun 2022
Saumya Saurabh Joins the NYU Chemistry Faculty! as.nyu.edu/chemistry/news/sp…
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
24 Jun 2022
Alistair Boettiger @ABoettiger @stanford will highlight their work on chromatin dynamics in space and time during development #2022SDB #EvoDevo2022
ALT A picture of Alistair smiling, wearing a red jacket
ALT A picture of colorful Drosophila embryos scattered across
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
24 Jun 2022
Hey Folks - please RT, The next round of PRISM postdoctoral recruitment is going on @StanfordMed through our @StanfordOPA. More info here postdocs.stanford.edu/PRISM and check out the flyer below. If you are interested in doing a postdoc at @Stanford please apply!
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Dev Bio @ Stanford retweeted
4 Jun 2022
Improved models of experimental #diabetes are needed to develop cell therapies.
Researchers led by Dr. Seung Kim at @DevBioStanford have developed the B6 RIP-DTR mouse 🐭, a model of experimental diabetes in fully immunocompetent animals.
📖 go.nature.com/3xePP1l
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