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We're recruiting 8 new group leaders!! Only requirement is that you must be enthusiastic about interdisciplinary research! Come and be my colleague 😊
(RT and spread the word!)
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RT @LSI_Exeter
Academic career opportunities in LSI Exeter!
We are recruiting to 8 positions from Senior Lecturer to Full Professor now.
For more information check our website
https://www.exeter.ac.uk/research/livingsystems/
https://twitter.com/LSI_Exeter/status/1650897251932291082
RT @multicellgenome
#animalorigins #agregation & #Capsaspora in @PNASNews congrats to @jp_gerdt & Núria, who both led the whole project, & rest of team! You rock! And the videos are amazing! #holozoans #diversity #evolution #filastereans https://twitter.com/jp_gerdt/status/1650839591304273920
RT @Nature
Watson and Crick were widely believed to have hit on the structure of DNA after stealing data from Rosalind Franklin – but newly-discovered documents suggest a different account of this discovery: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-01313-5
RT @erikfyhom
Nice... Single-cell adaptations shape evolutionary transitions to multicellularity in green algae https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-023-02044-6
RT @c0nc0rdance
J.B.S Haldane: "The Universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we CAN suppose."
Let's talk about the pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum:
It can 'feed' on sunlight; gives birth to live, pregnant clone-babies & needs to be bacterially infected to survive.
RT @Pawel_Burkhardt
Thrilled to see ctenophores on the cover of
@ScienceMagazine🤩. Our latest work on the Syncytial Nerve Net in a ctenophore out now. Link: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ade5645
Work supported by @MSarsCentre, @UiB, @ERC_Research. #ctenophores #evolution #syncytium.
RT @LSI_Exeter
Heard some fantastic talks from the contestants of the Dragon's Den for the first ever LSI Initiative Awards. Congratulations to the successful postdoc teams.
amazing stuff - Olympic rings in the kinetoplasts of #Trypanosomes!
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RT @Dmichiel1
🚨Our "Single-Molecule Structure and Topology of Kinetoplast DNA Networks" is now live @PhysRevX!!
Very fun and productive collaboration with @LucaTubiana and @cees_dekker lab.
https://journals.aps.org/prx/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevX.13.021010
A short tweetorial for the interested (1/n)
https://twitter.com/Dmichiel1/status/1648711925507715074
for the people asking I believe (not 100% sure) that it's a type of marine flatworm - parasites of some fish and molluscs... (definitely not hydra!)
I saw this remarkable creature once too! Couldn't believe my eyes - yes this recording was taken in real time... look at these crazy shape changes - any biophysicists want to come up with a 'mechanism' for how this works?? #biomechanics #parasites
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RT @tubottle
腹口吸虫類のセリカリア幼虫。やっと全体像が撮れた。2本の尻尾が長すぎる。 https://t.co/k0DqzTwaSX
https://twitter.com/tubottle/status/1648239845486243841
RT @LottePedersen12
Happy to share the result of great team work with Pleasantine @Mill_lab and Søren @t_soren -we hope this review will be useful for the community 😊
Get your applications in! This will be a great meeting - the preliminary programme is now available too https://www.embl.org/about/info/course-and-conference-office/events/ees23-07/#vf-tabs__section-speakers
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RT @EMBLEvents
Only a few days left to submit your abstract for #EESTCBio! 🧬 Join an interdisciplinary community and discuss perspectives on the role of theory in biology, and vice versa 💡
🌐 http://s.embl.org/ees23-07
📅 18 – 21…
https://twitter.com/EMBLEvents/status/1648248201311338496
RT @RossWaller3
Out today. The micropore is an unusual, stable endocytic structure, found throughout apicomplexan parasites and their dinoflagellate relatives, where it is embedded in the complex cell pellicle that these organisms share.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-37431-x.epdf?sharing_token=t2vY0pHzjxxe43Sd64SyJdRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0Mi3wBndA7MaEgg2_uItq9Vu_ilEzS_A0Tg447jxVQXfK_BPYAAgity53T2aJklB4A7PV4v0Z0sREYfYYXBNFuWZ5G36jZpF_7G_kTnNkqtj13HjzaeFGVFseR_4H9OMwQ%3D
RT @ricard_sole
Why is symmetry relevant to our understanding of complexity? Because broken symmetries pervade emergence and are fundamental to our understanding of evolution. Check this paper by @sfiscience David Krakauer (& @RSocPublishing Theme Issue) https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/epdf/10.1098/rsfs.2022.0075 @drmichaellevin
RT @AlainChedotal
Squids like it bitter! or not
😍 2 studies @Nature show that squids & octopus use cephalopod-specific receptors on their tentacles to taste molecules at the surface of their preys & their environment
@NBellono @RyanHibbs10
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-05822-1
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-05808-z
RT @RobDiLeonardo
Microscopic #biohybrid #robots can be remotely controlled by unbalancing light projected on two bacterial motors. These #microbots can be independently programmed to navigate a route and maybe one day deliver cells in microfluidic chips.
RT @Rainmaker1973
Focus on the soldiers' helmets and imagine they are particles. The motion looks like a wave. So how or what does this explain about the relationship of the wave, to each particle?
[video: https://buff.ly/2xFljPh]
[explanation: https://buff.ly/4106TVf]
RT @sorairo_stentor
beautiful ciliates!
#protist
#Stentor coeruleus
#ソライロラッパムシ
RT @conners_becky
Look at this amazing sculpture based on microsporidia parasites! Coil and Spring was created by artist Jacky Oliver, is installed in the Living Systems Institute at University of Exeter and funded by a Wellcome Trust Institutional Strategic Support Award (WT105618MA)
@LSI_Exeter
RT @RebeccaNPoon
I had a great time at #PoL2023 - presenting my work on metachronal coordination, meeting people, and learning all kinds of exciting new physics and biology!
