Thank *you* Colin Conine, this authoritative piece will be very useful for a lot of people! 🙏

The Somatic Cell Genome Editing (SCGE) Outreach consortium launched the #SCGEToolkit, a platform housing #data generated from #SCGE studies: novel delivery systems, independent validation studies & effects of #GenomeEditing. Visit the toolkit and share your feedback at scge.mcw.edu/toolkit.

Check out our overview of strategies to clone and sequence small RNAs which is the cover of this months Current Protocols designed by the extremely talented Natalie Trigg

Great stuff Mo, David R. Liu, Shannon Miller and team, congrats!

🚨New Publication🚨 from #SCGE PIs ErikSontheimerLab and Scot Wolfe efficiently uses circular single-stranded #DNA for homology-directed repair liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/cr… UMass Chan Medical School Aamir Mir Joel Vega Badillo Raed Kevin Luk, PhD ZamoreLabUMass

Learn more about who we are, what we do and why we do it: vimeo.com/749675163 #OneIntellia

Prior fellow from the mid-‘90s! Glad to stay connected

Great work, Julian, congrats! (And from your previously tweeted photo: nice new digs in Munich 😉)

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Great stuff Keith! 👏

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Take it from me: Tomás rocks

I’m joining you on that island. As a reviewer, I’ve always found it as helpful as getting clubbed over the head.

"Efficient Homology-Directed Repair with Circular Single-Stranded DNA Donors" Iyer S et al.... ErikSontheimerLab Scot Wolfe liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/cr…

Huge congratulations to Professor Watts on this richly deserved promotion! 👏👏🥂

This news makes my day 👏👏👏

#HAE News: Today at ACAAI, Intellia presented additional interim results from its ongoing Phase 1/2 study of NTLA-2002, an investigational, in vivo #CRISPR #genomeediting therapy for HAE. Learn more: bit.ly/3NZyH6H

Proud to be at the top in the heart of New England: UMass Chan Medical School is on The Boston Globe’s 2022 list of the Top Places to Work in Massachusetts because of its collaborative, inclusive culture: bit.ly/3is9O83 #WhyUMassChan #workboston Globe Magazine

We wish #LaskerAward winner Victor R. Ambros a happy birthday! By studying the microscopic worm #Celegans, he discovered that small RNAs are key regulators of gene expression. UMass Chan Medical School #modelorganism ow.ly/Ak7150CsW9p

The RTI's Anastasia Khvorova elected to the National Academy of Inventors Fellows Class of 2022! The new class National Academy of Inventors is comprised of 169 prolific academic innovators from over 110 research universities and research institutes worldwide: ow.ly/TTy950LWi2k