Oh no!! I saw it too late π₯²π₯²
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As itβs my first time joining Worm Meeting, I was excited to participate in Worm Art show as well.
This yearβs topic is resilience. In times of scarcity, worms gather holding one another to reach new grounds. Alone - they are fragile, together - they rise. Even the sky yields in unity. #worm25
27.06.2025 04:20 β π 40 π 10 π¬ 3 π 1
Science, World Affairs, Politics, Cycling, etc.
Profile Pic: xkcd.com/386/ (but you already knew that)
Assistant Professor of Epigenetics, Miami University.
Previous stations: Augsburg University, Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Barcelona, Karolinska Institute, UMass Medical School, Cairo University. Opinions my own.
ahmedelewa.com
Development, evolution, worms, gene name etymology. I log interesting papers, questions, and ideas.
organismal biologist & geneticist | PI at med school in Houston | amazed by microbial superpowers | he/him
#microbiome #Celegans #spacebiology #firstgen 𧫠π¦ π§ͺ π§¬
GS: https://bit.ly/goog-schol-buck-sam
ORCID: 0000-0002-4347-3997
Current Postdoc in the Emrick Lab @Umich π¬*Β·Λ ΰΌΛ³ΦΆΜβ© worm sensory biologist living in a dentistry world π¦·
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Postdoc, firstgen, scientist, worm breeder, cats dad π³οΈβπ
Postdoc at UNC Chapel Hill β’ American Cancer Society, LβOrΓ©al FWIS, & Leading Edge Fellow β’ Stony Brook University alum β’ Passionate about cell & developmental biology, C. elegans, science communication, & outreach β’ tmedwigkinney.com
Professor of Cell Physiology, Ear Institute, University College London
Research interests: ion channels, hearing/deafness, cilia, rare diseases, neurons, glia
www.ucl.ac.uk/ear/research/jaggerlab
Insta: @jaggerlab
Biologist
Institute of Biology Valrose
Nice, France
http://ibv.unice.fr/research-team/braendle/
PhD candidate at Syracuse University. Studying the genetics of how early life stress translates to poor health outcomes later in life 𧬠using C. elegans as a model. All opinions and thoughts are my own.
Neuroscientist @MRC LMB, πͺ±worm tamer, ion channel enthusiast, gardener
C elegans neuroscientist & recovering biochemist. Prof at NYIT. Alum MIT-Whitehead, UC Berkeley MCB Stanley Hall, Rockefeller U. Dad. Son. Husband. Hoping to return to the timeline without the Palm Beach County Butterfly Ballot. This is my personal account
Aging lab @Stanford. Our interests include mechanisms of aging, brain aging and rejuvenation, neural stem cell aging, genetics of lifespan and suspended animation in killifish
PhD student in the Ashe Lab, based in the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney, interested in epigenetics and biomolecular condensates!
Educator, Worm (C. elegans) Breeder, Dad, and cat lover.
Postdoc in the Heiman Lab at
@BostonChildrens and
@HarvardMed
- Cilia , Development, Neuroscience π§ ,Cell-cell interactions and Imaging π¬ using C. elegans πͺ±
Assistant Professor of Neuroscience and Genetics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Love synapses and C elegans, science and mentoring, NYC and mountains. Mom of 2. www.KurshanLab.org
