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Stunning!!

Once again we see that the truly innovative, impactful and significant advances in cancer research don't come from grants with "translational" in their title.

No surprise, a fantastic talk from Monica Bettencourt-Dias Monica Bettencourt-Dias on centriole biogenesis, highlighting the plasticity of the system highlighted by work on "other" species. #embocilia2018 Postdoc position available in that lab as well - wonderful opportunity!

Kwangjin Park (Leroux Lab) talked about how CDKL1 negatively regulates ciliary length. CDKL1 is part of a small kinase subfamily where all members have been involved in ciliary length regulation #EMBOcilia2018 cell.com/cell-reports/f…

Argh.. how is #CANvsUSA not being televised... Have to search for a stream...

My PhD advisor, George Thompson, always said “every paper is just a progress report.” That philosophy helps fend off perfectionism - an affliction that has kept many papers from seeing the light of day.

Another cover for Gaia Pigino!

Just had some great beer and great conversation with the HIGH LINE BREWING people! Check them out if you're in Calgary!

Paper accepted!!

Want to work for a great P.I.? Look no further!

Check out our latest work on the structure of IFT and dynein cargoes. Its nice that so many interesting functional implications can be deduced from our structures... nature.com/articles/s4155… mpi-cbg.de/de/aktuelles-v…

Put the computer down for 1 second and... I guess it's time for a break!

Dear everyone on the academic job market: it’s brutal out there, there’s a systematic attack on higher education and many of us who landed TT jobs are able to recognize much of it was sheer luck, even if combined with hard work (emphasis on sheer luck). Stay strong. 💕

An NIH (T32)-funded postdoctoral position is available in my lab to study the consequences of centrosomal defects during kidney development and homeostasis. More details here: tinyurl.com/y9uoyl66 PLEASE RT!

We're starting a new postdoc program in the natural sciences at Stanford! 3 year appt, stipend of $83,000/year, plus research funds, strong interest in enhancing diversity. Apply by Nov. 1. Please RT! stanfordsciencefellows.stanford.edu

New spinning disk scope arriving soon in the kubeslab! 🔬🔬 Nikon Microscope Solutions

Our new Nikon Microscope Solutions spinning disk is up and running, and our grad student Wendy is already getting training! kubeslab #intravitalmicroscopy #imaging

Should I run Twitter ?

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