We're hiring! We have a funded postdoc available and encourage anyone interested in epigenetics and/ or gametogenesis to apply. Experience in mouse genetics/ development especially welcome! Deadline: 1 October Apply here: jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige… Please retweet!

Great to see Aleksander Szczurek's paper out today! A wonderful team effort with @emmy_dimitrova , Jess Kelley , and Neil Blackledge. Have a look if you are interested in how #Polycomb controls transcription to repress gene expression. rdcu.be/dTD3t

SpaceX’s last ~40 hours: - launch of history’s largest and most powerful rocket, Starship, completing the first-ever midair catch of a rocket booster and an on-target ocean landing of the upper stage - launch of Falcon Heavy with an interplanetary NASA spacecraft headed to one

On the bright side, we now have an answer to the Fermi Paradox

👉PhD course in Genome-wide enrichment analysis: Analysis, visualization, and interpretation of data from e.g. ChIP-seq, CUT&Run, ATAC-seq, DRIP-seq, Repli-seq. More here: phdcourses.ku.dk/DetailKursus.a… Please share with anyone interested 🙏

I asked Grok to analyze the last 1,000 posts from Elon Musk for truth and veracity. More than half of what Elon posts on X is false or misleading, while most of the "true" posts are simply updates about his companies.

FYI, Kekius Maximus , read this as well. "WHO ARE THE TOP FIVE PEOPLE or GROUPS SPREADING DISINFORMATION on X?" You, Kekius Maximus , are #1 x.com/i/grok/share/L…

🤦‍♂️American colleagues: I feel with you!😵‍💫

*Receives wrong copper* *Angrily chisels note for 6 hours*

In a nutshell.

Two things can simultaneously be true: 1. In absolute terms, we’ve made tremendous progress in understanding biological systems in the past 50 years. 2. Relative to the full complexity of these systems, our current understanding is approximately 0%.

💯 So true! (and nice with something that walks and quacks like a scientific thread in my feed - seems almost gone these days)

The vast majority over discoveries are low hanging fruit when they are made. The key to scientific progress is progressively making more fruit low-hanging. One of the deep problems we have in science is that we reward the people who pick the fruit rather than the ones who lower

So true!