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New Video: How Epigenetics Helps Us To Cure Diseases 🧬💉 youtu.be/9ppzCCGrKYU #AcademicYouTube #AcademicChatter #Academictwitter #Biology

We had the best student coordinator! She responded to every email, guided us, encouraged us, organized seminar weekends before COVID-19 and made us this awesome yearbook for graduation! Academia needs more people like her. Universität München #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter #phdvoice

I made an elaborate video discussing how we can fix our sleep-wake cycle. One minute after uploading someone commented "Just sleep LMAO", so yeah that's a good summary. youtu.be/I-W7TRXM-tQ #AcademicYouTube #AcademicChatter #Academictwitter #Biology

Even Leonardo da Vinci thought he was a procrastinator. It took him 16 years to complete a painting once and, feeling distracted, he wrote: 'Tell me if anything ever was done'. This painting was the Mona Lisa. What is your Mona Lisa? #AcademicTwitter #phdvoice OpenAcademics

The fact that we can decipher the DNA of one human for 1000$ today while the costs were at 100.000.000$ in 2001 shows how great the work of scientists is! Figure from: genome.gov/about-genomics… #AcademicTwitter #phdvoice OpenAcademics

Remember when scientists cloned sheep and landed Mars rovers and everyone thought it was revolutionary? Today scientists have to explain that vaccines do not contain microchips and that the earth is round #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdvoice

If you ever feel unproductive, remember that sloths have the lowest metabolic rate of mammals meaning that it takes up to 30 days for them to digest a leaf. #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdvoice Image by Sergiodelgado, CC BY-SA 3.0

Over a hundred years ago, Alois Alzheimer identified a new disease. Since its discovery, scientists tried to find treatments for Alzheimer's disease.. with limited success. But why is that? youtu.be/pKD000PfgRs #AcademicYouTube #AcademicChatter #Academictwitter

Ending your essay with "in conclusion": - predictable - bland - unoriginal Ending your essay with "or is it?": - sparks curiosity - explores possibilities - Vsauce music starts playing

When you have an exam and you are not entirely sure what the correct answer is

The ⁦Junior-GBM⁩ #ScienceFluencer team with the awardee ⁦Clemens Steinek⁩ (middle) at the #Courious2022 conference, organized by ⁦Merck Deutschland⁩ in Darmstadt 🥇🎉

If you have to do mundane tasks remember James Madison who, in 1789, had to write multiple letters to himself when George Washington and Congress independently asked him to represent them. He agreed with many of the points he made.

Had an amazing time at the CRC1064 retreat in Venice. Thank you very much for organizing such a cool event!

It was amazing at the #YoungScientistAward in Hamburg! Thank you Fast Forward Science and Deutscher Zukunftspreis for the award and hosting such a unique event!

Whenever you feel like you're procrastinating on X just remember that your body is creating 38 million new cells during each post you read. You're at the top of your game, you productive beast.

🧬 Interested in small genomic elements? Look no further! ☀️ Our latest work introduces a robust and easy protocol for generating densely labeled NOVA-probes that enable the detection of sub-kilobase gemonic loci! 🔬 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Regulatory elements in the nucleus are small. So how can we visualize them? With bright DNA probes! Check out our publication in Cell Reports Methods where we describe how to make densely labeled DNA probes to detect subkilobase genomic loci! cell.com/cell-reports-m…