Such a great conference for trainees and early career scientists. Going back for the first time last year (since leaving the Midwest) this conference felt like home. Such a wonderful supportive DNA repair community. Awesome science and even better people!!

you can acknowledge contributions to science AND also acknowledge he was not a good person. This is not nuanced. He told you he was on a regular basis, believe him.

Given recent events, I do not have faith the university I work for will not sign this. And likely without faculty knowing they did.

So sad. I had to email my very talented 2nd year grad student to let her know the app she has been working on cannot be submitted 😢😭

It has been one of the harder weeks at work so far. This is a great article that clearly describes my viewpoints on the manner. We are all angry and afraid right now. www.thestate.com/opinion/arti...

😢 RIP. Still to this day my favorite experiment in molecular biology.

This! This is how I review papers. We are the only ones that can fix this and stop asking for a lot of unnecessary experiments. I will say the last few manuscripts we have submitted have been reviewed this way as well.

This! i cringe every time I read that this is scientist’s fault because we don’t have spend more time convincing the public why our science matters. 1) I am socially awkward. 2) we have an office at the uni for that 3) I already don’t have enough time to do the other 19 jobs my job entails.

Yes!! One of the best pieces of advice I received as an Asst Prof is “The institution will never love you back”.

An amazing, custom made, going away present from two undergraduates (twins). Can’t wait to get it hung in my office!!

Very great read! Share widely esp to non-scientist friends.

I really hope leadership stands up soon!

Not surprised. Complying will not work. The goal is to destroy. My heart breaks for all my colleagues at Columbia.

This is very red Seneca, SC. The support from passing vehicles was amazing! #Handsoff

I am actively looking for a research scientist position in the East Lansing/Ann Arbor/Grand Rapids area. I have experience with in vivo stereotaxy, epifluorescence, confocal and light sheet microscopy. Please reach out if my background and skillset might fit your lab’s interests. #neuroskyence

Such a big loss to the scientific community. I still remember when he came to Umich for a seminar when I was a grad student. Such a blast! Thinking of all the meiosis peeps today!

Finally had a whole week to get stuff done now that the semester is over…instead I now have jury duty🤷‍♀️

Small victory. After battling injuries and illness (stupid COVID), I ran for 30 minutes without stopping for the first time in 3+ years! Still slow as molasses right now but stoked about my progress!!!

Introducing Dr. Josh Turner. He rocked his Ph.D. defense yesterday. I was so proud!! By far, this will always my favorite part of this job!

Hoping to reconnect with peeps on here! Genome instability folks please follow if you are out there!