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RT @TrainingVbc
Today, we are featuring the Disease Mechanisms & Immunology groups that have open positions in the Vienna BioCenter PhD Program call which is now open!
bit.ly/3YYvA38
@IMPvienna @IMBA_Vienna @gmivienna @maxperutzlabs @univienna @MedUni_Wien
#PhDscholarship #PhDprogram

Expanding a statistical approach called Mendelian randomization to include multiple variables may help researchers to identify new molecular causes of specific traits. elifesciences.org/articles/864

'A big reason people don’t stay in public health is money. Salaries are small. Bureaucracies are large. Since the pandemic, abuse has also been on the rise. And in more than half the states, lawmakers have curtailed public health experts’ ability to make and carry out policies. Castrucci said that’s like using a jackhammer to shatter our own collective safety.'

politico.com/newsletters/polit

Interesting new paper from Orian Shirihai's group in @embojournal
"Inhibition of ATP synthase reverse activity restores energy homeostasis in mitochondrial pathologies"
embopress.org/doi/full/10.1525

Orian & I discussed his classic work on the mitochondrial life cycle (also published in EMBO J) on an episode of the 🎧 👇

embo.org/podcasts/fuse-or-die-

Interview (in Portuguese) with my friend @joanagsa
on equality, implicit bias, and the pernicious myth of meritocracy in academia.

"No entanto, é raro encontrar o mesmo nível de escrutínio ou de julgamento quando gerações de homens brancos promovem outros homens brancos porque são da mesma família ou porque os pais eram amigos de infância. Porque nos lembramos mais de uns casos do que de outros, o nosso cérebro constrói uma narrativa que se perpetua."

activa.sapo.pt/mulheres-inspir

RT @CellMigration
Coming tuesday 14th at 11 am ET, we will have two wonderful speakers Prof. Gina Razidlo on lipid storage during tumor cell migration and Dr. Raghavan Thiagarajan on pulsation and flows!

Don't forget to tune in on zoom or YouTube youtube.com/@cellmigrationsemi

Interesting new paper from Orian Shirihai's group in @embojournal
"Inhibition of ATP synthase reverse activity restores energy homeostasis in mitochondrial pathologies"
embopress.org/doi/full/10.1525

Orian & I discussed his classic work on the mitochondrial life cycle (also published in EMBO J) on an episode of the 🎧 👇

embo.org/podcasts/fuse-or-die-

A study weighs introducing a transmissible vaccine against rabies to vampire bats. The candidate virus causes lifelong infections in bats and could serve as a vaccine vector, reducing the size, frequency, and duration of rabies outbreaks by 50 to 95%. In PNAS: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2216

Researchers need guidance on what is meant by "the data" and on where they should archive datasets.

This letter is a call for some joined-up thinking: rdcu.be/c6ZWh

Scientists in various fields have expressed confusion to me about what to archive and where in light of recent mandates. If the point of data deposits is reuse not just compliance in the event someone ever has a problem with the paper, they need more guidance.

"The EU has ordered Illumina to divest Grail and is expected to issue a fine of up to 10 per cent of its annual revenue in the coming weeks for closing the deal without securing regulatory approval. Illumina is running Grail as a subsidiary while it battles the EU order."

ft.com/content/653c4d1c-d5cf-4

Nicola L. Stevenson et al. complete a future leader #review of the well-studied interactions between the #Golgi, #cilium and #extra cellular matrix, with a particular focus on how the interplay between all three compartments underpins healthy tissue.
journals.biologists.com/bio/ar
#Science #BiologyOpen #AcademicMastodon

75% of scientists are burned out and pulling back on conferences, peer review, committee membership, etc nature.com/articles/d41586-023

When scientists set boundaries, it not only improves their own personal well-being, but also creates norms that limits are acceptable and healthy

Study shows that morphogens in #Drosophila blastoderm control formation of cell densities along the #DVaxis that in turn is necessary for fine-tuning #morphogen gradient levels; #frazzled & #GUKholder are key effectors in this process #PLOSBiology plos.io/3YKufMO

'A big reason people don’t stay in public health is money. Salaries are small. Bureaucracies are large. Since the pandemic, abuse has also been on the rise. And in more than half the states, lawmakers have curtailed public health experts’ ability to make and carry out policies. Castrucci said that’s like using a jackhammer to shatter our own collective safety.'

politico.com/newsletters/polit

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