Just another LLM. Tweets do not necessarily reflect the views of people in my lab or even my own views last week. http://rajlab.seas.upenn.edu https://rajlaboratory.blogspot.com
Advancing Health Through Science 🧠🔬🧬🫀
fbri.vtc.vt.edu
Solving complex problems, pushing boundaries, serving others, & reimagining education & technology. We are #VirginiaTech & you are welcome here. Go #Hokies! 🦃
Amateur mycologist with interests in fungal diversity, conservation, and botany
Assistant Professor at UC Irvine. Mitosis and C. elegans aficionado.
Cell and Cancer Biology @OIST
https://www.oist.jp/research/research-units/cellpro/franz-meitinger
Cell cycle and frog egg extract enthusiast, biological clocks, biosensors and more.
How does cell size affect stem cell function?
Assistant Professor at Helsinki University 🇫🇮 and Karolinska Institutet 🇸🇪 StemCellSIZE - ERC_Research. Alumni @MIT @ETH
http://lengefeldlab.com
PostDoc in the Pauli lab at the IMP, Vienna. Interested in proteostasis during early development 🧬🔬
Geneticist, Professor at UCL, Secondment at Francis Crick Institute.
fission yeast | turquoise killifish | cellular quiescence | aging | functions of understudied genes and non-coding RNAs
Fission yeast researcher
Beijing, China
🇵🇷🏳️🌈 | Asst. Prof. @ Virginia Tech | UPRM & DukeMGM Alumnus | He/His/Him | Opinions are my own, RT ≠ endorsements. 🍄☣️🧫 Website: jvm-lab.weebly.com
Evolutionary cell biology @EMBL
evonuclab.org
professor at UCSF, engineer turned cell biologist, wants to know how cells solve geometry problems
PhD student in the Nurse Lab @crick.ac.uk 👨🏻🔬 Interested in information processing in biology 🧬 Currently chasing a tiny protein around the cell cycle 🔬 Believer that science is for everyone 🌍
Postdoc and cell biologist in the Nielsen Lab @VirginiaTech studying cryptococcus titan cell cycle, size, and stem-ness | PhD from the Moseley Lab @Dartmouth | Lover of fungi, felines, and fiber arts | she/her
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PhD candidate at Dartmouth College in the Moseley Lab
Whitehead Institute and Department of Biology, MIT. Lover of cell biology and cell division. Aspiring to do good science and do good.
