Looking for a good read? @tatsuyanobori.bsky.social is featured on The Scientist sharing his scientific journey from Japan to the UK. “It circles back to my initial ecological interest and how single-cell level interactions might have a ripple effect on the actual ecosystem."

Don't miss this profile of Rockefeller's Li Zhao in The Scientist by @lauraatran.bsky.social! Zhao's work explores the unexpected emergence of de novo genes, shedding light on their crucial function in adaptation and evolutionary progress.

Yay! Thanks to Laura Tran for interviewing me about my unusual career on The Scientist - I think "Don’t wait for permission. If you love it, keep at it." perfectly summarizes all the 'advice' I have to give 😅 www.the-scientist.com/neurocomics-... #scicomm #sciviz #sciart

Fridays have been tough for researchers and federal workers, but let’s make this one for the books. Huge thanks to @jpflores.bsky.social for chatting with me about the whirlwind of events leading up to this moment! Let’s rally. @standupforscience.bsky.social www.the-scientist.com/stand-up-for...

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Colorectal #cancer is increasingly being diagnosed in people under the age of 50. In my latest feature for The Scientist, I spoke with Cathy Eng, @drholowatyj.bsky.social, and Andrew Chan about this alarming trend.

My cartoon on #overheadcosts is featured in this excellent overview on The Scientist: www.the-scientist.com/nih-budget-c... "The chill [of this proposed policy] will be felt immediately, but the impact is going to be lasting.” 📣 Spread the word. Save research 🔬 #NIHcuts #AcademicSky