The most beautiful and impressive machine nature has built. The latest from Alan Brown and colleagues on the axoneme of motile cilia. nature.com/articles/s4158…

So I'm a day behind the ball (in my defence I was attending a conference), but the Zoonomia papers came out. I had the privilege of reading the papers before hand and discussing them with Carl Zimmer. I just want to make some further comments in this 🧵.

New from me: the government says it has found evidence of collusion in the H-1B lottery process, where a small group of unnamed companies worked together to submit multiple lottery entries for the same person with the goal of driving up their chances wsj.com/articles/u-s-s…

ANNOUNCING THE MANY, MANY MAMMALS PROJECT
400+ mammalian species
100+ scientists
11 papers #Zoonomia ZoonomiaProject
Kerstin Lindblad-Toh Lab Broad Institute UMass Chan Medical School Uppsala University broadinstitute.org/news/zoonomia

Today, we announce ParallelSq Technology Institute (PTI): Parallel Squared Technology Institute (PTI)

PTI will develop scalable proteomic technologies for exploring proteome biology at unprecedented scale and resolution.

We will openly share tools & data to empower research🔓

parallelsq.org/blog/welcome

We updated our database and now list 385 postdoc fellowship opportunities (w/ description, deadline, amount, eligibility, etc).

Getting one means a lot more freedom to do the work you want to do.

2 years ago, everything was going great in my mid-career lab.

Making a choice to reduce stress and prioritize my health turned out to have ripple effects - my colleagues, family, and friends are reaping the benefits, as am I.

I tell my story in eLife - the journal
elifesciences.org/articles/82831

BREAKING: White House issues new policy that will require, by 2026, all federally-funded research results to be freely available to public without delay, ending longstanding ability of journals to paywall results for up to 1 year. Coverage coming on ScienceInsider.

Our updated database of postdoctoral fellowships in cancer research/oncology contains 54 opportunities.

Each fellowship opportunity includes description, $ amount, deadline, and eligibility criteria.

Download here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-op…
#postdoc #postdoc jobs #CancerResearch

Apropos of nothing, Postdocs at LLNL start off >100K annual salary and we do research, write, etc. So if you’re looking for a liveable PD, check us out! We have openings in Synbio and more on the way!

Shreyas Doshi Maybe.

Although it’s worth pointing out that many people reading the original tweet may not enjoy certain levels of privilege

And yet your sentiment remains completely valid yet in albeit a slightly more nuanced way.

We are hiring! Looking for bioinformatician interested in infectious diseases to join my team Oxford Nanopore. Developing/improving tools for ID diagnostics. We are based in Norwich, but can be flexible with where you work. Please get in touch if interested. ejnh.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

We are recruiting for two computational biologist positions! Applicants at all career stages welcome. Please apply if you'd like to train and work on exciting problems in single-cell genomics, spatial analysis, and statistical learning. Just send your CV by e-mail/DM. Please RT!

I treated many really sick Covid-19 patients today.

All wanted to get vaccinated but didn’t know how to navigate appointments, transportation. Might sound easy, but for many, it’s not.

Expanding eligibility doesn’t always mean accessibility, especially for the most vulnerable.

This film is definitely worth 2 mins of your time. #RareDiseases are #StrongerTogether Help our voices be louder. Please RT

Rare Disease Day NORD Global Genes #RareDiseaseDay #RareDiseaseTruth

It's popular to use the US as a punching bag these days, but I can't think of many other countries where the work of an untrained 27-year-old immigrant can garner the attention & respect of researchers and public alike.

America isn't perfect, but I'm grateful to call it my home.

Starting a fellowship program for early career scientists that want to start companies -- funding up to $400,000 along with mentorship from founders building science companies.

Please RT so scientists can see!

sci-founder.com

How has Israel managed to vaccinate so many people so quickly? A thread on how (1) ample supplies, (2) targeted campaigns, (3) logistics, (4) digital technologies, (5) flexibility, and (6) universal healthcare w an element of competition helped them get ahead of everyone else.

I've joined a new neuroscience Institute at the Allen, launching in 2022 and to be led by Karel Svoboda. We are hiring! Info and jobs posted here: alleninstitute.org/what-we-do/aix…