Be “selectively ignorant.” Ignore topics that drain your attention. Unfollow people that drain your energy. Abandon projects that drain your time. Do not keep up with it all. The more selectively ignorant you become, the more broadly knowledgable you can be.

Science-based tools to reduce stress: 1) In Real Time Physiological Sigh: double-inhale (nasal), then extended exhale to lungs empty (mouth); 1-3X. 2) Raise Stress Threshold Uncomfortable (but safe) cold exposure. ~12 min per week; 1-5min per session.

Nobody has life figured out.

I've always chosen the non-standard path through life. For a long time I was ashamed of this, of being weird, but I've started to see that "weird" is the edge of human civilization creating something new. So, be weird and be kind, the universe is waiting to see what we create.

Informed decisions

Here's my conversation with Manolis Kellis, his 5th time on the podcast. He is a computational biologist at MIT and one of the smartest & kindest human beings I know. It's an honor to sit down with him for a chat and to be able to call him a friend. youtube.com/watch?v=wMavKr…

Please check this new publication from our lab, published today, a comprehensive review of current approaches for modelling neurodegenerative disorders of the Spinal Cord in vitro! mdpi.com/2075-1729/13/6…

Delighted to share that I had the honor of presenting my first scientific poster at the #2023LifeScienceSuCo, showcasing the work I did at the TheYunLab during my lab rotation. Grateful for the guidance and support from mentors, colleagues, and the CRTD…lnkd.in/e7uvZEf9

Grateful for #CSAMA2023 school on -omics data analysis. Surreal experience for - 6 months ago I didn’t know what DESeq2 was, and now I’m getting hints from Michael Love for my Master's Thesis. Thank you to Bioconductor and EMBL for organizing and TU Dresden for sponsoring!

Interesting in understanding and fighting #aging? Check what we are doing CRTD in this new production, featuring TheYunLab and Lab of Michael Sieweke - LoMiS (#axolotl #macrophages and more…)

Attended the @ktstiftung Alumni Meeting. Among others, an important talk by Melanie Stefan on failure in science, emphasizing the nuances and hidden layers behind the journey to success; beyond the façade of a polished, public-facing CV. Photos by @ktstiftung. #KTS #AlumNode

totally agree, we cannot *reverse" what we cannot even define. let's pause and redefine the questions..(big lesson from cancer too) We need to shift the focus of aging research to aging itself | PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

🎉🧹 The #tidyomics ecosystem is official! Into #omic data analysis? Spanning #Seurat Bioconductor #SCE, #SE, #GRanges, #Citometry? Now, just use #tidyverse ! Co-led with Michael Love and Prof Tony Papenfuss WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) #singlecell The preprint biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Immensely proud to share our four papers on #SingleCell dissection of #Alzheimers Disease coming out in Cell today, reporting 2.3M #scRNA profiles and 850k #scATAC profiles across 427 post-mortem human brain samples from AD and non-AD donors in a wonderful

BREAKING NEWS The 2023 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for their discoveries concerning nucleoside base modifications that enabled the development of effective mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.

6 years, a dream team of collabs and a pinch of patience: our work on the role of senescent cells in regeneration it is out Developmental Cell : cell.com/developmental-…. Tx Andy Yu, Hannah Walters Sumeet Pal Singh DRESDEN-concept Genome Center Andrea Bernardos Bau Giovanni Pasquini Daniel León-Periñán CRTD MPI-CBG Dresden

Grateful to present my project on lack of thymus involution in axolotl at 4 independent events: @ktstiftung meeting in Heidelberg, Gordon Research Conferences in Barcelona, CRTD PhD Seminar in Dresden, and CRTD retreat in Freital. Thanks to TheYunLab for support, and to all involved!

Presenting our first ms on #axolotl (lack of?) ageing, & a joint effort with Prof Steve Horvath: Axolotl epigenetic clocks offer insights into the nature of negligible senescence biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Yuliia Haluza Joseph Zoller CRTD Physics of Life Dresden Altos Labs

Mechazilla has caught the Super Heavy booster!

“This is not about pushing a drug to market or engineering a profitable exit. It’s about solving the hard biological problems that underlie suffering and disease—and giving the scientific community the tools it needs to do the same.”