If your journal "could not exist without (...) reviewers", PAY THEM.
We're being held hostage by these people and we have Stockholm syndrome.
We should fear the second wave that will come soon in the winter months, though.
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Our paper on in vivo CRISPR screens in leukemia stem cells is on line. Thanks for a great team effort that has involved many labs: cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
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The great @pabsdoesscience giving an overview on his research at @lunduniversity to a full hall during a lunch seminar!
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DRUG DEVELOPMENT FOR JUST ONE PATIENT/ her name is Mila and she has a rare disease. A therapy was developed for her in less than one year (TRIAL N=1). An amazing team achievement & the future of rare diseases... so inspiring! what a privilege to work in life sciences today @NEJM
I'm in a scientific meeting where at least half the attendees are women, and where the acknowledgement slides are full of women (and diverse people), yet the amount of women presenting, or in the panels, is RIDICULOUSLY low.
We're presenting our research from the @MarcusJaras Lab at the ESH AML meeting in Estoril. Come to our posters about macrophages and CXCR4 in AML! #ESHAML2019
Should I be surprised?
A new data-set of the world’s most-cited researchers finds hundreds who have amassed more than half their citations from themselves, or their co-authors. go.nature.com/31Orih2
Investigadores de laboratorio o parecidos: ¿Hacéis algo para reducir la cantidad de residuos de plástico que generáis a diario? ¿Habéis sido capaces de reemplazar algún plástico por otro material en vuestro inventario?
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Gizmodo hace una noticia sobre cómo una farmacéutica ha subido el precio de un medicamento para bebés de $40 dólares a (casi) $40000 y le piden esta rectificación
What (and I cannot stress this enough) the fuck. How would this even be allowed in a clinic.
Fertility clinics around the world asked ‘CRISPR babies’ scientist for how-to help on genome editing embryos for their patients statnews.com/2019/05/28/fert… via @statnews
I guess this answer my question. If this happens, the least we can hope for is good scientific supervision.
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The US Congress drops a provision that was meant to ban #CRISPR gene editing on human embryos, explicitely banned in many countries. @NIH funds cannot be used for this purpose but private funds yes. FDA must authorize any clinical use. Via @sciencemagazine sciencemag.org/news/2019/05/…
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A new thread about a series of papers in legitimate scientific journals, all from the same author.
These papers have all been peer-reviewed, but no editor or peer reviewer noticed a huge problem.
Warning: this might make your jaw drop.
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Finishing a PhD is like finishing a group project where your partner made a ton of mistakes at the beginning of the assignment. Except your partner is just you 4 years ago.
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.@AOC asked this pharma exec why a life-saving HIV drug costs nearly $2,000 in the U.S. and $8 in Australia
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Questions Pharma Exec
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