We know the start of the year is a busy time, so we've extended our application deadline for y'all! Applications are now due by Feb 11th at 11:59PM EST. Apply now to join Canada's premiere Science Communication Conference! More info on our website at ComSciConCanada.org 🎉

Congratulations to the new Dr. Kento Abe, who successfully defended his thesis "Investigating the Antibody Response to SARS-CoV-2 After Infection or Vaccination"! Thanks to the examining committee, including @DecaluweHelene Stephane Angers and others not on X...

Our paper on functional discovery of protein degradation and stabilization effectors with proteome-scale induced proximity screens is out in its final version! 1/ nature.com/articles/s4158… rdcu.be/dBUju

We're extremely excited to see everyone Science Rendezvous and continue our partnership with UHN. Looking forward to meeting everyone🧬🎉🥳🥳🎉

3 semaines avant #SQ2024. Cette année, le comité organisateur est fier de soutenir la participation au congrès de Ugo Dionne Ugo Dionne , stagiaire post-doctoral dans le laboratoire de la Pre Gingras gingraslab par une bourse de voyage. Bravo Ugo !!

#BREAKING: The TTC has reached a tentative deal with its unionized workers to avoid a transit strike. #TTCStrike toronto.citynews.ca/2024/06/06/ttc…

Kicking off the 6th annual ComSciConCAN event held at McMaster University! Excited for all our attendees to connect and learn more about #scicomm! #CSCC24

Part 1 of our first workshop today: Unconventional Methods of Science Communication led by Carrie Boyce and Celia Du 余詩敏. We heard about the importance of meeting people where they’re at and bringing fun and engaging #scicomm into public spaces! #CSCC24

Thank you Alexander Hall for wrapping up the first workshop with an introduction on how comedy can be a powerful way to communicate scientific topics *queue laugh track* #CSCC24

Round of applause for podcast making!!! Led by the amazing Dr. Selina Mudavanhu #scicomm #CSCC24

Great to our inspiration (Alexander Hall) for starting Bright Club Halifax at ComSciConCAN! Bright Club Halifax would not have happened without the help of Dr. Alexander Hall

It was a pleasure to run this workshop earlier today! ComSciConCAN does an amazing job of equipping grad students w/the skills they need to be engaged communicators 💥

Fortunate to have had Alyssa Paparella and Tam Pham (Tam the AuDHD Scientist) leading discussions on Accessibility in Science Communication!

A key takeaway: As science communicators, it is our responsibility to prioritize Accessibility in science communication, and approach it with empathy, to be inclusive and accommodating of the disability community.

Thank you to this year’s organizers for pulling off the 6th National ComSciConCan Workshop! We’re already excited for next year 🎉 #CSCC24 #scicomm

Grad students: research feeling overwhelming? 😵‍💫 I wrote a quick post on how I use ChatGPT to make writing & data analysis easier. Since many of you follow me for grad school tips, I thought this could be a helpful resource! Check it out. #PhDLife

My colleague @Rasha_Mis83 led this research effort and her photos made it to the cover of this issue! Take a read at some cool tech development toward using proximity proteomics on the plasma membranes that has been traditionally difficult to interrogate using BioID #sciart

Happy New Year! It's time to look back on our most-read blogs of 2024. Let us know if you have a favourite that didn't make the list and we hope you catch up on any you missed. Thanks for reading and happy 2025! signalsblog.ca/right-turn-the…