Friendly reminder that many scientists need 5-6 hrs of uninterrupted lab time to get their experiments done. Something to think about before scheduling that mid-day event. Attending a lunch time seminar means either losing the experiment day or staying till 7-8 pm.

This Halloween, my wife & I, we're going as the US Visa appointment & Green Card wait times for India.

When you have no data to present at the lab meeting Academic Chatter™ Shit Academics Say

#ASH22 Abstracts now out! loom.ly/DFffhxk

The gap in the literature filled by my thesis

Academics who announce their accomplishments should disclose their privileges. Do you come from an academic family? Are you white? Are you a man? Are you straight? Are you cis-gender? Are you able-bodied? Are you a citizen of where you work? All of the above? #AcademicChatter

Health insurance is so STUPID. I reached out to my doctor asking if she thinks something will be covered. She told me to ask my insurance. I asked my insurance. They gave me a vague answer saying they don’t know until it’s done. WHAT

My main problem with these mRNA vaccines is that mRNA has never been used in cells before.

Sharing our program photo of our amazing CU Anschutz Cancer Biology Graduate Program PhD students and to showcase all of our women PhD CU Anschutz Cancer Biology Graduate Program students for #WomenAndGirlsInScienceDay #BestYouCANB

"A new study finds male mice more unpredictable than females, challenging century-old assumptions used to exclude females from research because of their hormones." Read more in The New York Times: ow.ly/283750NbiuV #ISpyPhysiology #SABV

We kicked off our first DEI Lunch & Learn today organized by our student-led CANB DEI Taskforce and faculty chair Ceci Caino! The goals of our monthly gatherings are to foster an inclusive and welcoming environment. #BestYouCANB @Its_PhoebeC Abe Martinez Parsa Haque Jaidev Bapat

As a PhD supervisor, my motto is “A healthy and supported student is a successful student” Four simple ways I check in on my student's mental well-being OpenAcademics Academic Encouragement PhD_Genie Academic Chatter™

• Study hard. • What others think of you is none of your business. • It's OK not to have all the answers. • Experiment, Fail, Learn and Repeat. • Knowledge comes from experience. • Imagination is important. • Do what interests you the most. • Stay curious

Please join us for our next joint Cancer Center-Cancer Biology Graduate Program Seminar on Tuesday! Dr. Omer Yilmaz will talk about dietary control of stem cells in cancer. Moderated by Parsa Haque in the Arianne Theiss lab. #BestYouCANB

You can’t refute strong evidence with strong opinions.

The pain !!!!

We are excited to announce our first "We Belong" series to celebrate diverse role models in science. Dr. Diana Cittelly will discuss her path to becoming a cancer researcher, mentor, and leader. Diana Cittelly CUpathology #BestYouCANB

Our new #review on #mitochondria and intestinal health #IBD #CRC Explore this mighty organelle in metabolism, microbiota 💩, barrier function Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology CU Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology CU Department of Medicine Parsa Haque Terrence Barrett 🔗 go.nature.com/3UXGNBF

For the love of God people just do some experiments, enough with the single cell seq atlases

#ProthomAlo is reporting that a total of 93 people have died today in protests in #Bangladesh , of which 14 were police. A nightmare for which Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister, is ultimately responsible for actively pitting her party activists and police against the protestors.