We are HIRING! The Evans Lab is currently looking for a postdoc. If you are interested in mitochondria and neurodegeneration and want to work in a young and vibrant lab...you should join us!

Participating in this bootcamp and reflecting on it as a strategy to promote equity was so rewarding! Big thanks to you Meagan for bringing me in and to the editors JournalofMicroscopy for helping this piece shine!

Starting Tuesday, join ZEISS and Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience during the Imaging Applications in Neuroscience Summit to attend cutting-edge #neuroscience research talks and learn about innovative #microscopy techniques: hopin.com/events/imaging…

I loved the #MyStory seminar series in grad school. Speakers dropped sage life and career advice that I still use today. Another full circle opportunity that is crossing my path. I am grateful. It's on Zoom, so Washu friends and colleagues are welcome as well. Just dm me.

We have a new look and website. Check us out! 😍😍😍 blackinbiophysics.org #BlackInBiophysicsWeek 2023 is almost here and we are excited to celebrate ✨#BlackExcellence✨ in #biophysics with you all next week. Happy Friday! #BIBPSWeek #BlackInBiophysics #BIBPS23

We’ve concluded our #BIBPSSpotlight Q&A Webinar with nasciences member Dr. Bil Clemons (Clemons Lab @Caltech)👏🏾 Many thanks to the Biophysical Society! TOMORROW (5/25) is the #BIBPSLife Twitter takeover with Dr. Chrystal Starbird (Dr. Chrystal Ama Starbird PDB Depositer) 💪🏾 #BlackInBiophysicsWeek #BIBPSWeek #BIBPS23

🧠✨Black In Neuro Week is back for the 4th year with even more amazing programming! Save the date for #BINW23 : July 24th to July 30th. We’ve got great things in store, including panels, workshops, and a keynote from Ishmail Abdus-Saboor! Stay tuned, registration will open soon!

📢Exciting News! 🎉 National Black Postdoctoral Association (NBPA) proudly launches the Emergency Support Program (ESP) for Black Trainees! 🚀💪🏾 We've recruited 61 academic mentors, created a manual for volunteers, and created a ESP request portal. Get the support you deserve now! 📞❤️ #NBPAESP

Join our live discussion on how advances in #AI & imaging technologies will transform image analysis in #biology. Joe DeRisi, president of #CZBiohubSF, talks to Loïc A. Royer 💻🔬⚗️, Biohub scientist and creator of #OmegaAgent, this Wednesday, 9 am PDT. x.com/i/spaces/1gqGv…

Career opportunity

Gary S. May Thank you so much Gary S. May! I’m proud to represent UC Davis as a Fellow for DEI and I’m grateful to you and the awards committee for choosing me!

When I read her resume and interviewed her the first time I knew she was amazing. I knew she was a piece that was needed on the team. Yesterday at the Brain initiative meeting I got to see her be absolutely amazing. Black In Neuro 🧠 meet Nasmil Valera Cuevas she is amazing.

In recognition of Juneteenth, Cell is honored to share the voices, stories and perspectives of over 70 Black scientists across several Leading Edge articles in our current issue. bitly.ws/IjCN 🧵(1/9)

The cover depicts two Black youths, filled with the potential for bright futures in science, yet clad in orange clothing associated with the American prison system; the scene is overlaid with symbols of the periodic table of elements. (2/9) 📷: ART STUDIO bitly.ws/IjCN

In this issue's Commentary, 52 Black scientists provide some answers and direction. They "discuss the barriers Black scientists face, the struggles they endure, and the lack of recognition they receive." (3/9) bitly.ws/IjEB

In our second Voices piece, we asked Black scientists what impact DEI initiatives have and why STEMM still needs them. They answer these questions and describe how DEI initiatives should evolve. (8/9) bitly.ws/IjNy

Our editorial discusses the role biomedical journals play in highlighting and centering issues of equity, diversity and inclusion in science, medicine and public health. (9/9) bitly.ws/IjPS

Congratulations Hinton Laboratory at Vanderbilt Lab!!

Starting in 15 minutes with 𝘿𝙧. 𝘾𝙧𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙡 𝙍𝙤𝙜𝙚𝙧𝙨 ≽(◕ ᴗ ◕)≼ 🐥🐸