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So excited to get together with the PNW yeast community again 🎉 This time I’ll be sharing my work using multidimensional proteomic approaches to study how mistranslating tRNAs impact cells.

My lab mates do such cool research! Sophie Moggridge

Penultimate talk by Alexis Chang from the Judit Villen lab with her latest and exciting nov pY superbinder phosphoproteomics data in multicellular interactions describing new obstacles and solutions to these challenges of semitryptic peptide generation

Fantastic talk from my lab mate Alexis Alexis Chang who investigates phospho in a very cool model organism!

It was great to share my work at the Cascadia Proteomics Symposium and talk to everyone. Now to prepare for PNW yeast meeting on Friday. I'm excited to hear what the #yeasties think about this story! I'm so thankful for the research communities I'm a part of.

Mistranslation occurs when a wrong amino acid is added to a polypeptide. Read about a #Drosophila study showing how different genes & downstream pathways are affected in a sex-specific manner when a serine tRNA misincorporates serine at proline codons: bit.ly/4d3kYa4 📊

We all have a role to play to increase support for grad students and postdocs. ➡️ 20 years of choices have created a underfunded system leaving our next gen vulnerable. Out today in Canadian Science Publishing: cdnsciencepub.com/doi/full/10.11… Co-authored by: Thomas Bailey and Fabian CSMB-SCBM Trainees

The Sept issue also highlights the @IUBMB_Trainee Initiative! First we meet current members of the Leadership Committee, learning what motivates Mihaela Jovanović, Jessie Ling Ai, Wong, Aishatu Muhammad Malami and Cathy Cozma, trainees themselves, to support trainees around the world.

In the second article highlighting the @IUBMB @IUBMB_Trainee Initiative in the Sept issue, Cathy Cozma and fellow trainee Patrick Penndorf describe the resources and events put on by the organization to support trainees around the world.

We all have a role to play in supporting the next generation of 🇨🇦 researchers! Read more in this editorial from CSMB trainee Fabian Rohden, Sarah Laframboise from Support Our Science and Thomas Bailey from Ottawa Science Policy Network. Out now in Biochemistry and Cell Biology: cdnsciencepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

🌟 So proud to be part of a platform that amplifies the voices of the next generation of #Canadian #researchers! 🌟 We’re committed to advocating for supporting our talented #NextGenResearchers 🧫🧬💉 #CanadianScience #ResearchAdvocacy #SupportOurResearchers Canadian Science Publishing

How bad is it for a kinase to phosphorylate the wrong protein? David Bradley and Alexander Hogrebe, PhD tried to measure that systematically. See their results now online! Collaboration with Judit Villen funded by HFSP! embopress.org/doi/full/10.10…

What happens when you express tyrosine kinases in yeast (which naturally lack tyrosine kinases) and how does that re-wire the phosphoproteome? Check out this cool new paper from my lab mate Alexander Hogrebe, PhD (Judit Villen lab) in collaboration with Christian Landry lab embopress.org/doi/full/10.10…

What is the fitness cost of spurious protein phosphorylation? Judit Villen, Christian Landry et al find a negative correlation between phosphorylation & fitness when expressing human tyrosine kinases in yeast, but negligible impact of many individual pY sites embopress.org/doi/full/10.10…

So proud to be a community-led journal that champions #NextGenResearchers! 🌟 Investing in #EarlyCareerScientists is investing in our #future. Kudos to CSMB trainee Fabian Rohden, Sarah Laframboise from Support Our Science, and Thomas Bailey from Ottawa Science Policy Network 🚀 Canadian Science Publishing

🚨Calling CSMB trainees! We're launching a trainee ambassador program to spread the word about the CSMB's activities across Canada and we want your help. See the infographic below for more details. Applications are due Sept 30th. Sign up here: forms.office.com/r/MLpUaey3S2