Soon-to-be graduates!!! If you are planning to apply for a PhD program down the line but want to gain research experience first, apply to be a technician in our lab where you will learn a ton and build your CV!

Research Technician | Harvard University sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search…

Many of us use GFP all the time in lab, but have you ever wondered what fluorescent proteins do in nature? I’m delighted to share our paper (pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…), hot off the presses, where we uncover new roles for FPs in intertidal sea anemones.

Curious? Read on: 🧵1/n

Check out our efforts on combinatorial genetic modeling of cancer out now Nature Genetics. Special thanks to Dr. Bishoy M. Faltas Hsieh Lab Michael Haffner Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network NIH Common Fund CDMRP Mission Bio. Masa UCLA Broad Stem Cell Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy Prostate Cancer Foundation

nature.com/articles/s4158…

Delighted to share this work from our lab, led by UW Graduate Program in Neuroscience graduate student Sneha Ray, with Pralaksha Gurung , Sean Manning and Sasha Kravchuk! cell.com/cell-reports/f…

We are thrilled to announce that Dr. David C. Lyden from Weill Cornell Medical College will present his exciting findings at the 20th Biennial Meeting of the Metastasis Research Society in London, June 23rd to 25th.📅 Don't miss out – early bird registrations are now open! 🎉 1/5

Our latest out today in nature. We profiled 12 million single cells from mouse embryos spanning gastrulation to birth, defined cell type tree from zygote to birth, and unexpectedly found crazy fast changes within first hour of extrauterine life. OA PDF: rdcu.be/dyDAg

The Translational Science and Therapeutics (TST) Division of Fred Hutch is seeking a candidate with a laboratory-based program focused on #CancerImmunology . Learn more and apply: apply.interfolio.com/138946

It's been exciting to write this essay about EMT in cancer metastasis with my previous supervisor Yibin Kang. Check out what is known and not known about the EMT implications in metastasis.

Provocative, thoughtful work from the Augustin Lab that challenges many preconceived notions about how vascular niches might instruct fate decisions of cancer cell lines.

Woohoo! Really excited to present our discovery that stress response silencing is an active and regulated process that is tightly linked to neurodegenerative disease! nature UC Berkeley MCB UC Berkeley #MolecularTherapeutics

nature.com/articles/s4158…

The Berger lab is hiring! We have openings for post-docs and research techs right now! Feel free to apply or just reach out to chat. Our lab uses functional genomics to map cancer genotype to phenotype at scale. Come join us! Links in thread

The MRS is pleased to announce that registration for the 20th Biennial Meeting in London (23-25 June 2024) is now open here | → metastasis-research.org/2023/09/20/mrs… ← | Early Bird Registration is available until 31st March 2024 | MRS Members - keep an eye on your inboxes for more info.

A postdoctoral position is available in my group IISc Bangalore for research at the interface of ECM biology, cellular biophysics, and cancer, funded by IFCPAR/CEFIPRA jointly with Felix Rico Inserm France. Interested folks pls write to me at [email protected]

Cyrus Ghajar Joanne is an amazing human being, and i feel very luck for the opportunity to work with her. Her engagement with supporting bills that makes the life of women with MBC is relentless and admirable.

This is a story I hope all of my colleagues doing research on metastatic breast cancer read, and take as a call to action. Call your representatives and ask them to sign on.

Your voice can be persuasive if you let it be!

Fact.

Cell divisions - so fundamental to somatic evolution yet so hard to count in humans!

If you wonder how often cancer cells divide on their way to forming a primary tumor and metastasizing, check out our new pre-print:

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Some highlights 👇

Truly phenomenal work by Filippo, bizarMD and team that showcases Filippo’s beautiful approach to cell biology from an immunologic lens.

B3GALT6 promotes dormant breast cancer cell survival and recurrence by enabling heparan sulfate-mediated FGF signaling dlvr.it/T18f0X