Mark your calendars! The 1st FASEB #Ferroptosis conference, July 27-31 2025! We just posted our preliminary agenda! Spectacular line up and lots of space for short talks / late breaking speakers. Help us get the word out & come join us in 2025! FASEB events.faseb.org/event/11797f9e…

🥉 BRONZE 2021 biochemistry alum Yared Nuguse finished third in the men's 1500m, earning his first Olympic medal! #ParisOlympics

We recently said goodbye to Jamie Schofield Dr. Jamie Schofield as he moves on to a position with Johnson & Johnson. Prior to his departure, Jamie was selected as the 2024 recipient of the Exemplary Graduate Research Career Award from Notre Dame Biology Notre Dame Science . Congrats Jamie, good luck at J&J!

The University of Notre Dame is hiring a cluster of 5 new Assistant Professors in Neuroscience starting this year, focused on cellular, molecular, or computational neurobiology. Come be a colleague! More information here: apply.interfolio.com/152596 Please share and retweet!

Thoughtful piece by FrezzaLab here---recommended reading for all in science in any career and at any career stage! Thanks for sharing your wisdom Christian.

Celebrated Father Bob’s inauguration as the 18th president of University of Notre Dame with colleagues/friends in Notre Dame Biology @NDScience. Excited for the future under his leadership!

Love to see Notre Dame Biology @NDScience University of Notre Dame friends/colleagues @alfmireles and Felipe (@felipehst.bsky.social) on this list!

We are excited to host the Midwest Metabolism Meeting (M3) this week! Lurie Cancer Center Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine. Join us to attend exciting talks and poster presentations by postdocs and students and a keynote address by Prof. Richard DiMarchi Indiana University Chemistry Department cancer.northwestern.edu/events/profess…

What an excellent meeting. Midwest has the best Metabolism 💪🏼 Thanks to Ben-Sahra Lab, Nav, & Clara (Northwestern Medicine, Lurie Cancer Center) for hosting. See ya next year in Ann Arbor! University of Michigan represent 👇🏼〽️ #GoBlue Shah Lab, Daniel Wahl, Deepak Nagrath Lab

Thanks to Ben-Sahra Lab Clara Peek #notwitternav and Northwestern Medicine Lurie Cancer Center for hosting the #MidwestMetabolism meeting yesterday. Had a great time attending with numerous members of the #SchaferLab Notre Dame Biology Notre Dame Science University of Notre Dame. Lyssiotis Lab, next year at University of Michigan?

There is no such thing as a perfect leader. In fact, if someone claims to be a perfect leader, they are probably not even a good leader, as they lack the self-awareness needed to seek out feedback and continue to grow and improve.

Congrats to Matt on this new role! His deep expertise and thoughtful demeanor was integral in working with many of us in Notre Dame Biology to launch a new introductory biology course sequence for University of Notre Dame students. IEIatND is in good hands!!

#NASmember Joan Brugge has advanced #breastcancer research in two major ways: through her studies of the processes in breast cancer's initiation and progression, and her explorations of how cellular receptors regulate the intracellular cytoskeleton. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Please RT and help us get the word out. Scott Dixon @sjd956 and I are co-organizing the first FASEB #Ferroptosis conference this summer! Awesome line up of speakers and room for additional short talks! Save the date & come join us July 27 - 31, 2025! 🤩events.faseb.org/event/11797f9e…

Microglia can selectively clear neurons, but what else do they eat? Chris Bennett & Mariko Bennett MD PhD (she/her) explore a #PLOSBiology study showing that #microglia also cannibalize other microglia, followed by microglial necroptosis Primer: plos.io/4f7sXEs Paper: plos.io/3Aj1JvE

Congrats to Cody J. Smith and Notre Dame Biology Notre Dame Science University of Notre Dame PhD student Hannah Gordon on this publication! Excited to see this out!

Our latest paper with Joan JOAN BRUGGE is now out Orli Bahcall! We explore hidden mechanisms of BRCA1 hereditary breast cancer using new mouse models, revealing unexpected tumor-like chromatin changes in Brca1-heterozygous normal mammary cells. nature.com/articles/s4158…

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