BREAKING: Will.i.am just dropped a new track titled "Yes She Can"—and yes, “She” is Kamala Harris. This is the anthem America needs to hear right now.

As long as I live, I will never understand why a single human being would vote for Trump.

Just seems appropriate today.

Remember in the Handmaid's Tale when women had their rights taken away in an afternoon, and all the men in their lives, coworkers, friends, partners just stood around and shrugged. That's you, America. You'll never stand up for us.

Tough day to be a physician in America. Tough day to be a scientist in America. Tough day to be a woman in America.

The signs were, quite literally, everywhere.

Kamala Harris was the perfect candidate and she ran a beautiful campaign of joy, empathy, and unity. She just happened to run in a nation that is addicted to nihilism, cruelty, and division.

Friends, please consider voting for our awesome friend and colleague, PascaLab for the position of chair-elect of the AACR TME Working Group 🙏🏼 Link below 👇🏼

And this day from hell is completed by now having a daycare stomach bug 😭🥲

few things more terrifying to me rn than seeing gen z boys increasingly and gleefully commenting “your body, my choice” on young women’s tiktoks

It was a pleasure listening to Dr.Marina Pasca di Magliano PascaLab today. As always impactful science.UC Cancer & Cell Bio UC College of Medicine Andrew Waters Amanda Wasylishen Gregory C. Wilson Syed A. Ahmad Davendra Sohal PanCAN

I was told: my third PhD project was “too much work for a woman” I “didn’t belong at a r1 institution” I “should not have more children bc it would interfere with my career” It’s everywhere all the time. Only way we overcome is to work w other women. Academic Mom, PhD #WomenInSTEM

A really important resource in Clinical Cancer Research from Dr. Nina Steele who deserves credit for collating all of these datasets in one place (besides her own de novo single cell and spatial transcriptomics data). Human #PancreaticCancer single cell atlas reveals association of CXCL10+

Postdoc from the lab, Nikita Bhalerao, PhD, did an amazing job presenting her work on PDAC-associated cachexia at the APA annual meeting. Congrats Nikita!

The paper is linked below: hpbonline.org/article/S1365-…

Day after Christmas blockbuster from @HCCvPDAC with Kathy DelGiorno, Dr. Nina Steele Dr. Brittany Allen-Petersen and colleagues in Developmental Cell. 1st author Daniel Sålas-Escabillas 🇬🇺🌈👨🏽‍🔬 (They/Them) (now in Laura DeLong Wood lab) scores a dynamite (TNT!). Tuft cells are not found in the normal pancreas, how up in