Finally found a way to organize the -80!!! I drilled some holes in the racks and put key tags on them. No more using tape that falls off, now will have a database of the -80!
An advanced stage of symbiosis between a nitrogen-fixing bacterium and an alga is thought to capture the formation of a new type of organelle—a "nitroplast"
#science
#biology
#symbiosis
#evolution
@roelverhaak
@CellCellPress
You make the government money flow to those journals when YOU choose to submit to those journals. You then make them more trendy, making others feel they need to publish there to get jobs and promotions. There are other options, let’s not do this black or white thinking.
Why do PIs take on undergraduates in their lab?
Why would someone who has ongoing big projects decide, 'I’m going to take someone who is inexperienced in research and has a high chance of messing up, to help me with it'?
Genuinely interested
I’m going to start a high impact journal/media: “Nature Tweets” It is the same thing as twitter except you pay $5 to read each tweet, your workplace has to subscribe, or the tweeter pays $100 to make it “free” for everyone. Sounds great, right? (And it has ads.)
My 3D printed charging station! Cost me $15 for the phone charger and that is it. The retail one (Belkin) is $150! It was a great motivator to learn 3D printing and designing stuff to print.
Great writing advice, especially for a dissertation/thesis, since it is often the first time someone writes such a long document. (From “Bird by bird”)
Interesting cat whiskers Lalo has! Always dark near the face and white outside. Any idea how? I know hair color in cats can be temperature regulated. But isn’t the enzyme in the skin? How does this form?
@Caroline_Bartma
At Stanford we are told to keep the -80 at -70 to save energy (which also makes the -80 more reliable!). They tested a bunch of things and it was fine. Sorry I don’t have the reference.
Congratulations
@ATinyGreenCell
on being invited as a keynote speaker at the Genome Writers Guild! You are being recognized along with David Baltimore, what a well deserved honor!
1/ I'm excited to announce our latest
#openaccess
publication! Our lab designed an INEXPENSIVE LED system with DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS for non-engineers to (1) build the LEDs/circuit, (2) connect to a computer, and (3) run optogenetics experiments.
I am officially on the job market for a faculty job (assistant professor). Hoping this helps the Twitter algorithms send me more positions. Feel free to share them too!
@DennisEckmeier
@GidMK
@hubermanlab
A researcher can’t cite a paper they never read and make claims about benefits and not take blame for the paper being fundamentally flawed. The whole point of trusting a researcher or expert is that they read AND digest the evidence objectively.
Chalongrat Noree (Charlie) in my PhD lab made this for me for my defense poster. Note: he is a photoshop master! I never had long hair, or blond hair! I’m so embarrassed about it, but it is such a great poster, so I’m posting it anyway!
Brought ice cream for a surprise for the whole building. Got the primo parking spot. Got double transformants grown over the weekend. It’s going to be a good week!
@ATinyGreenCell
That is why i never wanted to buy into the ecosystem (plus I couldn’t afford it for everyone in the lab). APE all the way!
@ApEplasmid
donate a little, use as you wish.
I suspect whole plasmid sequencing will have more impact than finishing the human genome. At least in the near term. It increases the pace of cloning, but also changes how i clone.
@surt_lab
I think using your name is appropriate in many cases. I wouldn’t want to tie my lab down to a specific theme or area, I am willing to go in whatever direction the science takes me. Over 10 or more years, it could change, as I have seen with many labs that choose themes.
One of my favorite things to show students: transform E. coli with pGLO on ampicillin plates. Incubate several days. Beautiful instruction with and without UV.
Really teaches about antibiotic resistance, transformation, and medical issues.
@univpugetsound
@ASMicrobiology
@ClementYChow
@ricorox11
Now they need to scan all those papers and try and use a text reader to turn it into a text file for analysis. How will they do it in time?!?!