The GRFP lives!! (due end of October) www.nsf.gov/funding/oppo...

The University of Notre Dame is hiring 5 tenure or tenure-track professors in Neuroscience, including Computational Neuroscience, across 4 departments. Come join me at ND! Feel free to reach out with any questions. And please share! apply.interfolio.com/173031

Come be my colleague! We are hiring for two tenure-track positions. www.reed.edu/dean_of_facu...

Next stop, #zebrafish course @mblscience.bsky.social

The house we are renting came with grape vines so tried our hand at stuffed vine leaves. i remember picking grape leaves with my grandma. So much better with fresh leaves.

Interesting degradation of signal to noise by AI just like children playing telephone.

journals.plos.org/plosbiology/... Sage advice indeed, and the approach many have been advocating for for years. MD, DO, DDS and other professional degrees are options which honen different skills sets and a knowledge base which can set you apart from the field.

Great job Kristin.

Instead of sharing beautiful pictures with @dafadool.bsky.social at the Grand Canyon, reached the rim to learn of the deadly campus shooting back home, the 2nd on campus and 3rd to hit our community in ~10 yrs. Heart breaking. Thankful our students and friends are safe but the impact long lasting.

We're disappointed to see Ben Barres's powerful book "The Autobiography of a Transgender Scientist" among the ~400 titles removed from the Naval Academy Library. Needless to say, we're proud to have published his book and will keep it — and his memory — alive.

Happy 13th Birthday to the @blockintheback.bsky.social Kwan lab. So glad in SLC to celebrate.

Some #zebrafish news. After consulting with the Genome Reference Consortium (GRC) we will annotate one of our Tübingen T2T assemblies as a reference genome. This is an excellent assembly that we can get into the hands of the zebrafish research community right now. We are continuing our efforts

Good work SLC at the #StandUpForScience event at the capitol. #ScienceMatters!

Five things I did this week. 1. We made our first trip to Yellowstone. 2. Took cross country ski lessons and tour with amazing instructors. 3. Snowshoed a little used trail. 4. Watched a pack of wolves march from high in the treeline to the river. 5. Recorded my first sighting of a golden eagle.

apnews.com/article/gene... Few added as much intensity and emotion to their characters. This weekend will need to binge watch movies that span decades

Column: #Florida is stealing food from the mouths of hungry children -- and perpetrating social and health consequences that could hold everyone back. floridaphoenix.com/2025/02/26/f... via @floridaphoenix.com

@mblscience is an incredible place to learn, to explore, make new colleagues.

We’re hiring a new research fellow. Come join us in London to study glial cells in the ageing retina using killifish as a model. www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...

A pair of American oystercatcher (Haematopus palliatus) standing watch while throwing the cast net.

From Sagan's 1995 book. Prescient and chilling.

What an honor. The Fadool Krewe gifted me a shacket and the colors are perfect.

🧪🦉 phys.org/news/2024-12...

Rivalry Week

Gladly completed my civic duty.

Ok Science Blues, another highly recommend @profhutchinson.bsky.social to get your fill of what matters today from the John Lewis Chair at Emory Law.

Fluorescence Friday time! Here's my favorite tissue: the retina (this one from zebrafish). From top to bottom, rod outer segments in dark green, red/green cone outer segments in red, cone nuclei in pink, rod nuclei in light blue, cone terminals in orange, and inner nuclear layer cells in royal blue.

Highly recommend, rate @wkamaubell.bsky.social a "must" follow.

The camera in front of the guy. @bwjones.bsky.social

Big thank you to David Hyde and the Center for Zebrafish Research @notredame.bsky.social. lots of great science, innovative junior faculty, engaging students and my first ND tailgate and game. Friendly crowd but the final score was a bit lopsided.