Scientist interested in epigenetic mechanisms in the brain. Dad. Plays video games despite being over 40.
Joined April 2012
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Jamie Kramer retweeted
14 Nov 2025
Happy to share our last work about memory formation in @NatureComms, fully developed in @instituto cajal @csic. This is outcome of an international collaboration with @kramer_lab. Thanks also to @tcddublin, @UAM_Madrid and @unicomplutense (1/5) rdcu.be/eNgDd
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Jamie Kramer retweeted
15 Jun 2023
🪰The CANFLY2023 conference may be over, but our passion for fruit flies lives on! 🍇🍎 Join the fun by submitting a brief report or mini-review to the #canfly special collection, celebrating the fascinating world of fruit fly research. 🧬🔬 #fruitfly
@flymuscles @SimmondsLab
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Jamie Kramer retweeted
11 Jun 2023
Today is the 1st day of #Canfly! I hope to see some of you at the registration. Also, a big thanks to our sponsors for helping keep the conference cost really low.
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📰 The clinical and molecular spectrum of the KDM6B-related neurodevelopmental disorder
🧑🤝🧑@kramer_lab @TjitskeKleefst1 & many collaborators
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bit.ly/430mDbr
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16 May 2023
New paper out today where we used flies to help define a rare neurodevelopmental disorder. Big collaboration with @TjitskeKleefst1. Over 100 authors contributed! Thanks to my PhD student @tarynjakub for her hard work on the fly part.
authors.elsevier.com/a/1h5E9…
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24 Apr 2023
Still two days left to submit your abstract for Canfly 2023 in Halifax. Deadline April 26. #canfly #Drosophila
event.fourwaves.com/canfly20…
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Jamie Kramer retweeted
14 Apr 2023
There will be a special issue at Genome @cdnsciencepub for the #Canfly 2023 meeting, to highlight Canadian #Drosophila research. Free #openacess. We encourage brief communications and reviews. cdnsciencepub.com/topic/gen-…. @BiologistCJ
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31 Mar 2023
About a month left to register for #canfly 2023! Come join us in Halifax June 11-14! There are travel awards available! More information at: event.fourwaves.com/canfly20…
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Jamie Kramer retweeted
10 Mar 2023
Fly folks (Canadian and otherwise), don’t forget to register for CanFLY 2023, to be held in beautiful Halifax, Nova Scotia!!! #Canfly #Drosophila #Dalhousie
6 Mar 2023
We are pleased to announce that registration for The 17th Canadian Drosophila Research Conference is now open. #Canfly #Drosophila #Dalhousie
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Jamie Kramer retweeted
6 Mar 2023
Here is the conference website event.fourwaves.com/canfly20…
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Jamie Kramer retweeted
6 Mar 2023
We are pleased to announce that registration for The 17th Canadian Drosophila Research Conference is now open. #Canfly #Drosophila #Dalhousie
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15 Feb 2022
Job alert! I recently got a new CIHR project grant and I am looking to hire a technician. I am offering a one year contract to start but funding is in place for at least 5 years. Please RT!
@DalhousieU @DalScience @DalMedSchool
dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/…
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27 Sep 2019
One of the nice things about being at @DalhousieU is that we have this insect supergroup meeting. I joined for the first time today and got to hear an overview of all the wicked projects and ideas in the new labs of @DicaraLab and @DrDenizTop. #Drosophila
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27 Sep 2019
Here is a picture for proof of the event. And @DrDenizTop bought us pizza. Thanks!
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23 Sep 2019
I am hiring a technician for my new lab @DalhousieU @DalMedSchool
Apply via this link dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/…
Please RT, or spread the word if you are in the #Halifax area.
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25 Sep 2019
Thanks everyone for all the RTs. Some promising applications are rolling in.
Jamie Kramer retweeted
23 Sep 2019
Today!!
16 Sep 2019
Join us for our first seminar of the academic year. Kevin Nixon from the @kramer_lab will present an update on his PhD research. Sept 23, 3:30pm at MSB384
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7 Sep 2019
#Dorian @nspowerinc @ryansnoddon Tree down on Brussels St in Halifax. Power line is holding it up for now.
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21 Jul 2019
Nice thread about the pressure to work ridiculous hours.
When I first started my job, a professor once said to me, "How many hours are you working each week." My response was, "I'm not playing that game with you." I get that PIs need to see you are in the lab and working, in order to get a sense that you are committed. /1
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