SOMEONE FOUND HAZEL!!!!!!! I’m driving to the house in Decatur right now!!!!!!!!!!!!

In this hyper-lapse drone video, it's quite amazing to see the moons shadow moving above Kingston, Ontario. #ygk #Eclipse2024

Congrats to Yoojoong Kim Ryan Gumpper Bryan Roth Bitter taste receptor activation by cholesterol and an intracellular tastant nature.com/articles/s4158…

For children to flourish, they need to grow up reading and being read to. The following is a list of some ESSENTIAL books for any beloved children in your life. And they’re brilliant enough that they can be enjoyed equally well by adults.

📢 Call for abstracts! 7 days to go! Don’t miss this opportunity to present your GPCR research to international audiences! event.fourwaves.com/2024ecisymposi… The #4thTransatlantic_ECI_GPCR symposium is virtual, free, and tailored to graduate students and postdocs.

This Nature article shows that most Nobel Prize winners are part of one big, incestuous academic network. Out of 736 Nobel Prize winners in science and economics, 702 are "part of the same academic family." Only 32 researchers out of this network have won the Nobel Prize.

The Indian Residential School System For more than 150 years First Nations, Inuit and Métis children were taken from their families to attend residential schools. Over 150,000 children were put through the system, many never returning home.

The actor Andrew Garfield, who has been open about dealing with the grief of losing his mom to cancer, talked about love, loss and longing on "Modern Love." The result was a conversation unlike any other in the history of the show. nyti.ms/3BA3zIT

Women’s health research has long been underfunded! Viewing women’s health as a comprehensive and essential part of healthcare will drive better policies, more research and greater investment to benefit society as a whole go.nature.com/3XZHx9L

Got off this plane in tears. Not even sure what I was feeling. In awe of the cancer survivor who I met who was sitting next to me. Turns out his entire family had succumbed to lung cancer and he had survived. He noticed I was a cancer researcher as he saw me working on data. 1/

As scientists, we are the custodians of money entrusted to us by tax payers or donations. Why are we as a society, as founders, journal editors, institutions looking the other way if scientists do fraud?

How To Choose a Good Scientific Problem (1/3)

For over a year Biden officials have justified Israel’s slaughter in Gaza by saying Hamas uses Palestinians as human shields. Now even the NYT admits what we’ve known all along, every accusation is a confession.

You’re not crazy. They are crazy. The ones who are going around acting like everything’s fine. The ones dismissing the Gaza genocide as a “single issue”. The ones who don’t like it when you talk about this stuff because it bums them out. They are the crazy ones. I say this

Gisèle Pelicot walking to take the stand today, her strength echoing in every step: “It’s not for us to have shame, it’s for them,” she told the court. "I want all women who have been raped to say: Madame Pelicot did it, I can too. I don't want them to be ashamed any longer,"

The Silent Pandemic of Antifungal Resistance the-scientist.com/the-silent-pan…

I found out this morning that my NIH NICHD News F31 fellowship to study the biomechanics of uterine fibroids was CANCELLED.

My F31 is gone. It’s a small loss in the scheme of things but I was really proud of it.

In this era of anti-science activism, it‘s wise to take steps to protect your research and reputation in the digital realm go.nature.com/4bR1sye