still one of the top christmas gifts i have ever received 🧬

Today starts a new era of genome engineering! We use RNA-only delivery to safely and efficiently deliver genes of interest to the human genome! Collins Lab UC Berkeley MCB A thread 🧵: nature.com/articles/s4158…

I'm super excited to share that I will be joining UC San Francisco and UC Berkeley as a PhD student in BioEngineering! I can't wait to join such an amazing program, and I would love to connect with more students, faculty, and scientists in the Bay 🔬🧬

hard launch on getting to do my PhD with my favorite person, who also happens to be the smartest & most deserving scientist i know! UCSF and Berkeley are SO lucky to have you. i can’t wait for u to join me in california! 💙💛🐻

We joke that DMEM is fancy Gatorade.... So how much DMEM can you replace with Gatorade before cells die? Lets find out!

Former Amgen scholar Carolina Guerrero enjoyed her summer in the Savage lab so much she decided to come back for more. Excited to welcome this Savage Cat back to the lab as a grad student!

NaCl crystals! 🧂🤩

Excited to partner with Nobel laureate @doudna_lab in training students. I have so much respect for Dr. Doudna and her pioneering work in CRSPR-Cas. Special mention goes to Dr. Erin Doherty @Ee_Doherty for initiating this partnership with my lab at Hampton University.

Congrats to MCB's David Savage Savage Lab on his promotion to Professor of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Structural Biology! 👏🥂 mcb.berkeley.edu/news-and-event…

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Jennifer A. Doudna, PhD, who won the 2020 #NobelPrize in Chemistry for her pioneering work in #CRISPR gene editing, spoke at UMass Chan Medical School this afternoon to kick off #RNATx2024, the RNA Therapeutics Institute’s 6th annual symposium. RNA Therapeutics Institute @doudna_lab UC Berkeley Institute for Geographic Information Science

Traveling for a conference

Excited to share our work published in Science Magazine today answering the question: “Where does Cas13 come from?” science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

"Diversity is really important in science. First of all, I think that if you want to have the best scientific outcomes, you need a lot of different brains working on it." - Chemistry laureate @doudna_lab on diversity in science. Read the interview: bit.ly/2M82Chu

Someone recently said Puerto Rico is just an island full of garbage, which reminded me of a grad school interview in the U.S. a few years ago when a professor told me they were 'surprised' I could be so smart coming from Puerto Rico. I’ve faced comments like these too often in

Out today in Nature Biotechnology: we call on the global community to modernize plant gene editing regulations on behalf of 16 nations on the forefront of the CRISPR revolution. tinyurl.com/y46wvfe8 A majority of nations still regulate CRISPR crops as GMO, stifling science and

Give a rouse! Our students and @DartmouthAlumni are driving STEM innovation forward with five U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research fellowship winners and 21 honorable mentions. Their research spans economics, biochemistry, biology, AI, and beyond. bit.ly/4dKSX8N