This would be a great event for anyone undergrads at UW interested in research. Wyoming Space Grant has supported some great undergrads in our lab!

🚨NEW REVIEW🚨The flexibility of disordered proteins makes them ideal sensors of the cellular environment. Read how this happens and why YOU should care in this review! With dream team David Moses , Garrett Ginell, and Alex Holehouse. shorturl.at/diqY8 (Open access)

Had a great time hosting friend and colleague Cesar Cuevas-Velazquez - excited to have DiegoP_V from his lab staying with us for another 3 months to work on IDP sequence features, sensitivity, and function in desiccation tolerance!

Just found our next lab meeting paper!!

We never stopped

Still a bit over a week to apply for this TT position in the MOLB department at U. Wyoming! Hope to see your name on the applicant list! jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/647255/ten…

Want to join a department with amazing faculty and exciting research in a place that is close to both the city and the country? Come join us at RPI! We are looking for tenure/tenure track faculty! I look forward to seeing your applications! careers.rpi.edu/en-us/job/4941…

2023 Lab ‘tour’ shirts are here - art work by Iconartistry. Inspiration from one of our papers this year in which undergrad Max Packebush and team showed that human blood clotting factors can be preserved in a dry state using tardigrade proteins.

Paid undergraduate summer research internships available!! Are you interested in understanding how organisms deal with little or no water? Checkout the many opportunities to work in amazing labs addressing this important question!

Congrats to graduate students @amruta_sn and Fanning Xia on writing this terrific review on the genetics of cavefish evolution, which even made the cover!

Wyoming Water Bear Lab members, John Ramirez and Vindya Kumara, and collaborators have a paper out analyzing the material properties of different sugars and how these properties relate to enzyme protection during desiccation. Read more here! tinyurl.com/3rp9twvt

Join the Wyoming Water Bear Lab at the University of Wyoming! WALII PI Thomas Boothby is hiring a summer intern to help research how plants survive the solid state. Applications close 3/31. Learn more & Apply: bit.ly/WALII-jobs

🚨 JOB CALL!!! 🚨 If you’re interested in neuronal cell biology, come and work with us to use custom imaging and omics tools to study organelle contact sites in neurons. Please RT friends‼️ Open calls for a Wellcome funded Post doc and RA position listed below…

I am thrilled to share our paper! It’s been an exhilarating journey diving into this topic and exploring its depths. I hope you enjoy it as we do. 💦🚫🌱

📢New paper alert!! With Wyoming Water Bear Lab Alex Holehouse Stephen Fried JHU we take a look at how an entire proteome survives desiccation. TLDR: Desiccation tolerance is encoded in specific residues on the protein surface, and occurs primarily in biosynthetic enzymes. shorturl.at/U5VS1