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Friends! @caraebrook, Ricardo Rocha, and I wrote a piece about bat conservation in an age of coronaviruses, and Scientific American just put it up as the top feature on their homepage. Read it here: blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/b…

I emailed an academic to ask them to send me a pdf offprint of their otherwise inaccesibly paywalled new paper and was told that to do so would be ‘unfair to the journal’. I must be living in a parallel universe. I’ve reviewed for that bloody journal twice for my usual £0 fee 🤯

Ah! Found a little oases attached to my apt building and spent a lovely afternoon there working on my thesis. I haven't been this productive in a long time. #wfh in a tiny dorm room for 87 days just doesn't work. Academic Chatter™ #phdlife #lifeinquarantine

Endless visa applications for conferences; tons of paperwork to maintain legal status; Unexpected restrictions on work and extra complexity for tax. People inpatiently asked why I always had this or that non-academic problems, I said not being a citizen is not my fault.

Learned quite a lot from the comments. Yesterday must be my first day using a computer.

Our paper on the population genetics of the coral Acropora millepora is officially out today science.sciencemag.org/content/369/65…. In it, we take the first steps toward the genomic prediction of bleaching and found some exciting results along the way (1/11)

This immediately gets material girl like me.

Back to the office! I have moved lab and office many times during my PhD but would never imagine ending up in one with such fantastic view! Working efficiency has been greatly improved. Never been so grateful about being able to work in an office before 2020. Academic Chatter™

If you are willing, please consider voting (1 vote per email address) for the Harlequin Frog genome! See the linked video for: "Bringing the Harlequin Toads Back from the Brink of Extinction" pacb.com/smrt-science/s…

Ever wonder why some mosquitoes like biting you more than the animals nearby? What’s unique about human odor and how can mosquitoes tell the difference? By opening their heads and reading their minds, we now have some answers. disq.us/t/3sn6fy5

Wish I was still in nyc and could join the hooray!!! #BidenHarris2020 💃✌😆🧚

Kamala Harris: “While I may be the first woman in this office I will not be the last.” This is just one of the many inspiring, touching, and extremely joyful moments of today.

We are very delighted to share our paper led by the outstanding Evgeny Evgeny Leushkin and Zhongyi Zhongyi Wang on the co-evolution of transcriptomes and translatomes in mammals, published today in nature! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Mom I’m on Netflix. David Attenborough narrated my research I can die happy now. #lifeincolor #colsci RZ Amphibian Lab

Chloé Zhao, who directed "Nomadland," became the first woman of color, the first Chinese woman and the second woman ever to win the Academy Award for directing. #Oscars nyti.ms/3nkLuDi

Read about our latest study on gene duplication and toxin resistance in Neotropical grass frogs on the UHH - MIN-Fakultät page (in German). Peter Andolfatto 🇺🇦 🇨🇴 🇺🇸 Andrew J. Crawford @arbelharpak Lu "Ling" Yang 👩‍🔬🧬💻 Santiago Herrera Álvarez

BREAKING NEWS: The 2021 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian “for their discoveries of receptors for temperature and touch.”

#IDWGS2022 is a good reason to retrieve the password 🤪 From insects and frogs to human, I leverage sequencing techniques to reveal fun facts of life 👩🏻‍🎓👩🏻‍💻👩🏻‍🔬 Hope to meet more peers in person this summer! #WellcomeGenomeWomen #WomenInScience #AcademicTwitter Teichlab

We have postdoctoral researcher positions available in the lab. Both computational and experimental biologists are welcome to apply. Join us to do interdisciplinary science!

How can single-cell atlases shed light to shared and tissue-specific features of cell types across organs? Congrats to Rasa Elmentaite Cecilia Domínguez Conde Lu "Ling" Yang 👩‍🔬🧬💻 on this review. Great teamwork! Human Cell Atlas nature.com/articles/s4157…