Hi everyone. New to Twitter, high enthusiasm. Posts from any and all lab members... We study signaling & develop molecular imaging tools. Science is beautiful!
UNC-Chapel Hill
Joined August 2011
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Join me at the discussion at the #cellbio2020 Rho-family GTPases P109 today at 11am about our multidisciplinary work to study #Megakaryocyte and their amazing journey into #platelets
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Check out the News and Views on the recent @Hahn_Lab paper by Dean Natwick and Sean Collins. Readable link at rdcu.be/b5MrM. nature.com/articles/s41589-0…
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Our gift to the entire research community: a downloadable database of 314 different types of postdoc fellowships.
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This file contains detailed info for postdoc fellowships across the natural sciences, engineering, humanities, & social sciences
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Ending #ASCBEMBO19 with some great talks!
Ben Woods (Amy Gladfelter Lab), Jamie Nosbisch (Jason Haugh Lab), Dan Marston (@Hahn_Lab) and @stephgupton1 all present this morning!
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This comes late and after busy couple of months but I'm still super excited! We were awarded at @NikonSmallWorld contest! Special thank you to Shiqiong, Takashi @Hahn_Lab and Jesse @AICjanelia @HHMIJanelia for help and support! I had fun imaging these amazing structures!
#nikon
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Keith Burridge retires after a distinguished career as professor of cell biology @unc_som! His retirement celebration was a reading of “The Message,” a play that he wrote about the discovery of messenger RNA. @UNC_CBP @ASCBiology @UNC @playmakersrep @Cambridge_Uni @COLDSPRINGHQ – at Raleigh, NC
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"Cell morphological motif detector for high-resolution 3D microscopy images" :
biorxiv.org/content/early/20…
A fruitful and ongoing collaboration with the Danuser lab.
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Click Chemistry naturally @nature. Metabolites can be created as precursors to Click reactions using naturally occurring biosynthetic pathways. The introduction of these functional groups opens up the use bioorthogonal chemistries, including Click nature.com/articles/s41586-0….
