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Work with me, an amazing team at #ASM, and leading researchers and editors at #mBio, #mSphere and mSystems in making these #OpenAccess journals indispensable to everyone interested in the microbial sciences. US-based, remote work possible.

Please share broadly.

#microbiology #MicrobiologyJobs #openscience #sciencepublishing

recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1097

INVEST IN BETTER VENTILATION FOR SCHOOLS AND WORKPLACES

"For classrooms equipped with mechanical ventilation systems, the relative risk of infection of students decreased at least by 74% compared with a classroom with only natural ventilation,"

frontiersin.org/articles/10.33

#Advent Day7: #Drosophila helvetica is our final (and most enigmatic?) obscura group fly. It is another common, small, dark, sap-flux feeder, but it is the only Eurasian member of the North American pseudoobscura/affinis clade jstor.org/stable/2422464 . With < 5 WOS-indexed papers, all I can say is that: it’s not hard to ID (sex combs or ovipositor); it is hard to keep in the lab; it has very simple courtship jstor.org/stable/pdf/4533126 ; and the genome has just been sequenced tolqc.cog.sanger.ac.uk/darwin/

California friends: I'll be in the area between December 8th and the 12th if you want to get coffee :) Starting in San Francisco (giving a seminar in
@stanford
on the 9th) and from there to L.A
to record an episode on the Huberman podcast
- can't wait and hope to see you there!

Interested in a PhD in AI, robotics or neuromorphic computing?
sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-fundin
Apply to the be.AI Leverhulme Doctoral Training Centre in biomimetic embodied AI sussex.ac.uk/ccnr/be_ai Application deadline 23 Feb '23

We are recruiting our last cohort of 6 PhD students for a September 2023 entry. Join a fantastic team featuring
@InsectNav @ProfAndyP
and me as directors, supervisors from @SNAC_Sussex @SussexEASy
and wider @EngInfSussex, at the beautiful Falmer Campus of
@SussexUni

Hi all, my #introduction! I lead a #neuroscience research lab at Emory University called the Perception and Action Lab. We study how the brain allows us to actively explore and learn about the world through body motion. We're particularly interested in modeling and understanding distributed computations across multiple brain areas, and how these computations change during hearing loss and other conditions. I mostly post about work but sometimes other things too!
lab.chris-rodgers.com/

RT @FolkloreFilmFes@twitter.com

According to an Inuit legend, the Raven was not always the jet-black bird we see today - during a game of painting with Owl, things went horribly wrong...

#WinterFolklore ❄️

'The Owl and the Raven' (1973) dir. Co Hoedeman.

🐦🔗: twitter.com/FolkloreFilmFes/st

RT @Cell_Metabolism@twitter.com

New! Online now: Age-associated remodeling of T cell immunity and metabolism dlvr.it/SdtG7y

🐦🔗: twitter.com/Cell_Metabolism/st

I've updated my list of "The ten best books for thinking clearly about statistics".
It's now eleven, but aspiring clear thinkers won't mind that.
Spread the word!
timharford.com/2022/02/the-ten

Great popular science article on #supergenes and #inversion #evolution in @QuantaMagazine . Definitely where i will point my family to next time they give me a blank stare when I try to explain my research! quantamagazine.org/how-superge

Giro, muito giro.
A propósito de explicações adicionais para a sazonalidade de algumas infecções respiratórias.
hms.harvard.edu/news/why-upper

Jeremy Harding on the late @lrb on

"From the start, he saw the laboratory as a space with a history and a social context, rather than a hermetic capsule where scientific truth could bring itself into existence: ‘hard’ science was no different in the end from any other intellectual activity. Over and above the business of growing cell cultures and isolating molecules, ‘the main objective of their activity’, the lab workers told him, was the publication of scientific papers. Latour ploughed his way through these ‘inscriptions’ only to find that the ‘facts’ themselves were better described as ‘claims’, while the statements of fact were more like statements endowed with ‘fact-like status’."

lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v44/n24/je

"The Library of Congress acquired a hundred and forty-six volumes of my diaries, which I’ve been keeping since the early nineteen-seventies. Before I handed over the mostly black-and-red notebooks in which I have chronicled my life, I scanned and downloaded the pages onto a thumb drive. The extracts below, which date from 1985 to 1988, offer glimpses of a young man trying to find his footing as a writer. They also offer a snapshot of a city in the grip of aids. Before moving into the apartment, I had had an affair with a young classicist named Thomas Curley (Tommy). He died of aids, at thirty-one, in October, 1984."

newyorker.com/magazine/2022/12

#science #devbio #devbiol #stemcells If you set up a Mastodon account (any server is fine and broadly visible there) please add the address to your twitter profile (mine: @kkroll). Then everyone can use the debirdify app to gather followers/followed from Twitter and import them/connect with them on Mastodon with a couple of clicks!

Ok, friends. I'm shutting things down on the bird app in the next two days and will be found on 🦣: @NicoleKing

Hope to see you there!

Here's my story about the new record for ancient DNA: an entire ecosystem at least two million years old--a forest home to mastodons, not far from the North Pole. nytimes.com/2022/12/07/science

Sure is looking like the #Ebola outbreak in Uganda has been brought under control — unless there's a transmission chain authorities have missed.
afro.who.int/sites/default/fil
As @sciencecohen reported this week, hard to see how the Ebola Sudan vaccines get tested now.
science.org/content/article/ug

Someone tell Captain Louis in Casablanca (you'll find him at Rick's more easily than at the office).

He'll be shocked. Shocked.

'Data and code sharing in oncology occurs infrequently, and at a lower rate than would be expected given the prevalence of mandatory sharing policies. There is also a large gap between those declaring data to be available, and those archiving data in a way that facilitates its reuse.'

bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/

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