Felicitats als tres finalistes dels #PremiSCB 2021 al #JoveInvestigador/a! ➡️Leticia Galera Letícia Galera-Laporta ➡️Sergi Sayols ➡️Naroa Serna Trobareu més informació sobre les tesis doctorals finalistes en aquest fil 👇

🔴Abro melón:Tras un paper en nature y con una línea de investigación decido volver a España. ¿QUÉ ME OFRECEN? 🟡Contrato “Atracción de Talento María Zambrano” de DOS AÑOS de Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades . 🟡Cubre mi salario más CERO EUROS de financiación. ¿CÚAL ES MI FUTURO EN ESPAÑA?👇🏻

Segmentation clock in Bacteria ! Movie shows successive concentric fluorescence rings in a biofilm of Bacillus subtilis . Fluorescence correlates with higher nitrogen stress response Chou et al. Süel lab UC San Diego sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I'm excited to announce I'm leaving Caltech for my dream of building a synthetic biology company. Along with a great group of people, including the brilliant ElowitzLab, we founded Primordium with the sole purpose of accelerating cutting-edge synthetic biology research. 1/

I must have seen more than 40 tenure-track "job talks" by now. Here are some general reflections on what works and what doesn't work. (1/7)

Recently I sat on a promotion panel as an external observer for which I had to read about 100 applications. Here are my takeaways 🧵: 1/

Thrilled to share our new work just published in Nature Chemical Biology, led by Teng Wang and Andrea Weiss, and fun collaboration with Lawrence David and Allison Lopatkin, PhD. Congratulations to all (1/n). nature.com/articles/s4158…

Thank you, my friend Kaito Kikuchi!! And all the other authors of this paper! I'm so glad to see our work published! It has been a wild ride!

Quick digest of the Emergent Phases of Ecological Diversity and Dynamics Mapped in Microcosms! Our work with Jiliang Hu , Mathieu Barbier, Guy Bunin & Jeff Gore in Science Magazine . 1/N

An electric alarm clock for spores: New research in Science reveals that the exit of bacterial spores from dormancy may be explained by electrochemical-state switching, similar to that used by neurons. 📄: scim.ag/9r #SciencePerspective: scim.ag/9q

Given all the exciting advances in #bioelectricity recently, here's a thread to remind us of the remarkable giants on whose shoulders we stand. None of this would be possible without them. Of course I can't mention everyone in this brief, personal glimpse - I am focusing on

Illuminating bacterial mysteries with light!❗️💡 Our new study reveals the power of photo-switch to induce hyperpolarization in B. subtilis, making bacteria responsive to light stimulation🔮🧪 (1/7) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

The number of cells in living things exceeds the estimated number of sand grains on Earth by a factor of a trillion. It’s 1 million times larger than all the stars in the universe. bit.ly/3ULqyHw #ScienceMagArchives

I will be looking for a postdoc to join my lab to work on bacterial electrophysiology⚡️. If you're a biophysicist or electrophysiologist with curiosity and passion in biology—or know someone who is— please reach out to me🧑‍🔬 #Bioelectricity #PhysicsOfLife #qBio #physiology

When neurons fire, mitochondria are activated and molecularly recalibrate, supporting cognitive processes So much more to learn about mitochondria in other cell types (glia) and the mind! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Top 4 things to know about doing science: 1. You need to have someone you can talk to 2. One-on-one discussions are the best 3. Think about discussions as improvisations and use the ‘yes, and’ rule 4. Create a safe space so both of you feel open to saying seemingly silly things