Lors du souper-conférence, le Pr Christian Landry, éditeur pour eLife, expliquera les dessous de l'édition d'article! The conference-dinner will focus on the world of edition of scientific papers. Pr Christian Landry, editor for eLife, will explain the work behind edition!

Closing out the year with a different sort of paper. Our district level ecological study of COVID-19 transmission and mortality in India and how it relates to sociodemographic factors. With Soham Dibyachintan, Priyanka, Kalyan and Sai.

Why do so many people get Monty Hall problem (also known the three doors problem) wrong? Steven Tijms explores both the math and the psychology in this illuminating article: chance.amstat.org/2022/11/monty-…

Very excited to share our latest paper in Science Advances! We find that the fitness effects of mutations change under different levels of promoter activity. These changes are associated with slightly destabilizing effects on the protein structure (1/7) rb.gy/7iakp7

Thrilled to unveil our latest work Science Advances. We decoded a unique strategy adopted by the host to detect and eventually eliminate a variety of pathogens. An innate pathogen sensing strategy involving ubiquitination of bacterial surface proteins science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

I am truly excited to share one of the major works to emerge from my postdoc, now on bioRxiv: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… We explore the role of differential 'substrate quality' on the phosphorylation of kinase targets, using as our case study the master kinase CK2 (1/n).

Our newest and possibly the most craziest discovery. We discovered that a tweezer like host protein, pulls out ubiquitinated proteins from bacterial surface and the resultant force exerted on bacterial membrane completely ruptures the bug.

Thrilled to see this paper now published in Cell Systems. Thank you to the editor and 3 anonymous reviewers, who significantly improved this work: authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S24… A short personal perspective is below..