if the jacksonville jaguars can finally get to the playoffs then i can most certainly get good data for once!

We are back from a semi-extended holiday hiatus to highlight another great TAA member: Kim (she/her)! Kim is a CAMB/GTV student studying CART and NK cells in the Linette/Carreno labs.

i just think a little scholastic book fair could really get me out of this experiment slump

UPDATED: our massive database of PhD fellowships is available for download. We list 195 different fellowships with description of the award, eligibility criteria, deadline and amount. Download for free here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-op…

IDEAL Research is excited to kick off #BlackExcellence at Penn series by featuring our fellow Maya Hale Maya Hale. Maya (UMBC '18) is a PhD cand. in CAMB Graduate Group DSRB studying protein regulation in spinal cord development in Bashaw Lab. Maya shares her motivation in science

you ever just go to take ur cells to liquid nitrogen only to have someone take ur cells out of -80C and not tell you even though they took you16 hours harvesting on tuesday? yeah ha ha ha me either 🥹😩

sorry can't come to lab this week, i climbed a greased pole and fractured my pipetting wrist!!!!!!

me and the gang heading to do some BSL-3 work

precipitate persevering in my solution despite me mixing it 500 times

whoever said money can't solve your problems wasnt a grad student.

uHmMmmm WHAT?! these are so CUTE 😩😩 ty karen she has other cute things too on Esty! (Etsy.com/shop/notebookc…)

Our strength and your support put pressure on Temple University admin to reverse their heinous decision to, without notification, deactivate our healthcare coverage since the start of the strike. The pressure is working, let's keep it up until we get a fair contract!

Hello Trainees! TAA will be hosting its semesterly info session for potential new members Friday September 22nd from 12-1 PM in Smilow 10-146! Lunch will be provided along with a short presentation about TAA and a Q&A panel comprised of its student/faculty/post doc leaders!

“Ten years ago I was kicked out and forced to retire.” Our new medicine laureate Katalin Karikó (Katalin Kariko) told us how much it means to be awarded the Nobel Prize after a scientific career that has been full of challenges. Ten years ago, Karikó was still doing all her

Hello Penn Biomedical trainees! We hope you had a great Thanksgiving! For our Fall social, we will be hosting a happy hour next week on Dec 6th @ 4-6 PM (BRB 1412). We look forward to seeing you all there! ☺️

Mine in today’s The New Yorker

Well that settles it once and for all Anti-vaxxer asks his anti vaccine followers on social media if they think vaccines cause autism And most said yes! What more proof do you possibly want?

Haven't posted on here in a long time, but I'm happy to announce the publication of my paper in Frontiers in Immunology, highlighting our work on an Fc-engineered anti-PcrV monoclonal antibody, V2L2-MD! frontiersin.org/journals/immun…