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Awesome day 1 of #KidneyWk in San Diego, full of new insights into ADPKD and CKD.

Today's heavy rotation is a new album from Nicolas Jaar, Piedras 1. It's a nice contemplative, ethereal, atmospheric, gotta-get-something-done-this morning listen: open.spotify.com/album/57qOz97N…

So excited to be part of this team (and to share my first publication from Genentech)! 🎉 How can you keep cell perforating proteins silent? Read on to find out! Link: rdcu.be/dYAXc

Spinning today for holiday and nostalgia purposes: youtube.com/watch?v=9nj4Jj…

International community effort resulted in an aggregated list of cilia and centrosome-related conferences and meeting. If you want to contribute to this list, please notify your name and Google account to me. #cilia-and-centrosome bit.ly/3Cm3s3P

On my way to visit Cincinnati Children's and BrugmannLab in my home town! Too bad the flight is so early…

"Biophysics of Motile Cilia" Heraeus workshop: program now online! Application deadline: Jan 12th 2025. Topics: #axoneme mechanics, #synchronization, #navigation, #ciliopathies, ... Meet us in Bad Honnef, Germany, 30.03.-02.04.2025 we-heraeus-stiftung.de/veranstaltunge…

Excited to share our recent work unraveling the effects of CCDC39/CCDC40 PCD variants on cilia. The result of years of work and collaborations of several members of the #washu ciliopathy group WashU Medicine lead by Susan Dutcher and Steven Brody science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

The U.S. made an amazing engine of innovation, industry creation, and discovering cures for terrible diseases. We have been the envy of the world. Why, exactly, are we wrecking our engine? washingtonpost.com/health/2025/02…

A thoughtful, courageous defense of "life-saving, groundbreaking research at high-achieving institutions like those in Alabama” from Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.): al.com/news/2025/02/k…

A nice clear explanation of how scientific breakthroughs require infrastructure. A quote: The Council on Governmental Relations… stated that “America’s competitors will relish this self-inflicted wound.” theconversation.com/how-much-does-…

Do you want to support the American spirit of discovery? Read this inspiring call from Harold Varmus: nytimes.com/2025/02/14/opi…

Check out our latest work using the AID2 system to control the levels of an essential protein in mice. Congrats to the entire team, especially @SladkyValentina and Margaret Strong science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

From Tom Maniatis, a succinct summary of how American science infrastructure has been supported and the devastating effects of cutting down to a federal 15% cap will have: "The impact of this decision, if implemented, will be immediate and far-reaching." cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Do you want the NIH, policymakers and lawmakers to reverse the devastating cut on America's main investment in science infrastructure? Consider joining me in signing this petition: chng.it/kK2HMP5pGk

Great, raucous gathering for #StandUpForScience in San Francisco!

👏👏 Dutcher elected to National Academy of Sciences source.washu.edu/2025/05/dutche…

CHOP & Penn Medicine have delivered the first-ever personalized gene editing therapy for a patient with CPS1 deficiency, marking a major milestone in the application of CRISPR-based treatments. Learn more about KJ & the future of personalized medicine: ms.spr.ly/6015SZLAx.

In a medical milestone, a customized base editor was developed, characterized in human and mouse cells, tested in mice, studied for safety in non-human primates, cleared by U.S. FDA for clinical trial use, manufactured as a complex with an LNP, and dosed into a baby with a severe,