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President and CEO, Dr. Lou Muglia, visits the BiologyofParasitism Class of 2023

The Black In Neuro 🧠 membership directory hit 1,000 members today. That's a searchable database of 1,000 Black undergrads, grad students, postdocs, faculty, and clinicians you can invite for talks, interviews, collaborations and connect with to grow your neuro community. #BINW23

Your PhD is about the evolution of your mindset. It proceeds through personal research experience, mentorship and development of key skills. This is why PhD in STEM: - is NOT about a thesis (very few people will read it) - is NOT about finish your advisor’s project - is NOT

Excited to share this 👇with the community. Can’t wait to learn more about rna processing and translation in health and diseases. There will be trainee awards for posters and best questions UCR Science News UCR School of Medicine

MD Fellow interested in infectious diseases of the tropics? Take a look at this fellow-to-faculty bridging award. Applications due August 4.

Parasites are a MUCH bigger threat to humans and far more ominous than sharks. Enough Shark Week, give us Parasite Week!

How can we move our lab research to the real life? What can we do as a parasitologist to fight the parasite infections in endemic areas? Thanks for being an inspiration for all of us and all your insights into field work!

A lab handbook can help with the day-to-day challenges of running a lab and promote a positive culture. Here are in-depth resources, including a template, to help you write your own: elifesciences.org/articles/88853…

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Inspired by the journey of H. polygyrus worms through the guts of mice... Ed Pearce from JH-SOM shared his journey towards understanding immune cells involved in granuloma formation. A beautiful final lecture for BOP students as we continue on our parasite journeys!!

Saying hello to our sibling course MeBoP that is taking place in Bern at the moment. Let's hope to see each other sun. Have a great final week as well!

A few tricks with #Septin-9 can induce endless #microtubules, spewed from cell protrusions along collagen lines in #carcinoma cells.

The worst thing you write is better than the best thing you didn't write. Just get something down on paper. Then you can improve on it. Keeping it all in your head is no good. You need to write it down. #PhDchat #ECRchat #postdoc #PhDforum #AcademicTwitter

Since this has gained a bit of attention, we're hiring an immunologist 😂! Come help a bunch of neuro understand HIV in the brain. DM for more info

Looking for a TT faculty job in Neuroscience or Data Science? UNM First Program has openings in Physics (computational microscopy preferred), Chemistry and Psychology Dept. Deadline Aug 8 unmfirst.unm.edu/apply-now/inde… If you don't know why Univ. of New Mexico is amazing, check youtu.be/6ngzTzU2PoU

Packing after seven full weeks of learning about parasites and enjoying time with so much laughs and craziness. Can we pack ourselves into these big crates please 😭!? Best BoP summer ever!!! We will be back at one point!

Hi all- time to register now for LJIC this year Salk Institute. Many trainee talks—Don’t miss out!! Great meeting w/Belkaid Lab #Marc Jenkins & #Margaret McFall-Ngai. Click on link below.

This macrophage tattoo is made of macrophages! Have you ever wondered why tattoos are permanent? In tattooing, ink is injected into the skin. Some of this ink is expelled with the epidermis o, but the rest remains in the dermis for life. 🧵1/10

Now Open - The Promoting Innovation in Science and Mathematics awards enhance the excitement for STEM in the classroom by providing funds for materials, equipment, and supplies for NC teachers. buff.ly/3DjKVCs #bwfprism

Alas, #mebop2023 has come to an end. What an amazing two weeks filled with science, fun and new friends. Thank you to the amazing volunteers who make this possible.