Asst Prof/PI @ The Ohainle Lab @ohainlelab.bsky.social UC Berkeley MCB www.theohainlelab.com viruses and how cells restrict them

Thinker • Photographer observing the human disposition • Mentor at Leica Akademie India 🔴 http://foundation.app/@agyaat

Study genetic conflicts professionally. Try to avoid conflicts in personal life (with mixed results). Fred Hutch Basic Sciences, UW Genome Sciences, HHMI. Posting in a personal capacity. My posts don’t reflect my employers’ opinions.

Molecular Virologist - Sports enjoyer(most of them) - Movie and TV shows - And many more (I do a lot of sarcasm)

Group Leader @GReD_Clermont Chargé de Recherche @INSERM Evolutionary biologist studying chromatin also drummer. Jazz and epistemology. he/his https://www.igred.fr/en/team/evolutionary-epigenomics-and-genetic-conflicts/

Professor of Algorithmic and Microbial Genomics at the University of Bath (UK). Pangenomes, drug resistance (esp TB), data structures for DNA search, plasmid evolution, global microbial surveillance. Open Data, reproducibility

Alaska based biologist and photographer.

Staff scientist @ INRAE working on African Swine Fever Virus. It's a beast.

Professor of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Minnesota. Interested in virus-host interactions, antiviral immunity, and virus evolution.

That guy from No More Robots mike at nomorerobots dot io @nomorerobots.io

Nerding out in the Pacific Northwest!

Molecular virology. Innate immunity. Piquant proclivities. Run by lab members.

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Our small bit about flu (mostly cool stuff by lab members). mehlelab.com

Loves studying host-viruses conflicts, HIV, restriction factors, innate immunity at @institutcochin in Paris. Inserm scientist.

Immunity, insects, viruses, idealism and everything else. Institut Pasteur Paris

Working for a diverse, global and multidisciplinary scientific community focused on the cell, the basic unit of all life.

staff writer at The Atlantic, covering science. former microbiologist / forever cat enthusiast. (she/her) SIGNAL: @katherinejwu.12