Hello World! We are not quite out of the woodwork with this one, but really proud of @JorisM7 1st/1st author paper in our lab #MolaroLab. Joris uncovered crazy signatures of functional diversification in mammalian Schlafen genes. 1/n https://t.co/w47n5IEphH

Come be our colleague! The University of Rochester is hiring a TT Assistant Professor in evolutionary genetics and genomics: https://t.co/jqzm7admBG.

Delighted to see this out. Thanks to @wellcometrust for funding this during my time with @dsboothacosta and @RobKlose and to all collaborators/authors. The final version retains the same story as the preprint with an expanded TE analysis by @deMendoza_Alex

Fred Hutch's Human Biology Division is recruiting a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor to lead a laboratory-based research program focused on the biological mechanisms of solid tumor cancers and their clinical translation. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/7abt8x92wu

🚨 We’re hiring! Join our team at the Andalusian Centre for Developmental Biology (CABD, Seville 🇪🇸) as a Research Assistant / Lab Manager 🧬 Hands-on with zebrafish, CRISPR-Cas9, and molecular biology 🧪 👉 Apply / learn more:

🧬Our paper about the epigenetic control and inheritance of ribosomal DNA arrays is now online in Cell Genomics (link in first comment👇). rDNA collectively refers to genes that encode ribosomal RNA, the most abundant cellular RNA. We explored variations in rRNA gene copy number

Nominations for the 2026 @WeintraubAward are now open! Celebrate the achievements of an outstanding graduate student in biology by nominating them here:

I couldn’t ask for a better scientific environment here at the Hutch! If you’re looking for top notch collaborative and impactful cancer biology, this is the place. Great opportunity to join us.

We published a detailed protocol for our Plate-CUT&Tag method on @protocolsIO to accompany our recent preprint ( https://t.co/yKSUM3NchS)--give it a try! Feedback welcome!

The Division of Human Biology @fredhutch is recruiting for a lab-based scientist at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. Come join a dynamic research community committed to pushing the boundaries of discovery in cancer biology. https://t.co/jAnG2L3YHJ

On our three year lab anniversary (give or take a few days!), I'm proud to share the first original work produced within the Meers Lab: Plate-CUT&Tag! Take a look: https://t.co/yKSUM3MEsk 1/3

So excited to see the first part of my thesis work with @HarmitMalik and @MelodyGCampbell in print! We have a bit of evolution and a whole lotta structure to figure out how new protein domains work, you can read it at

Thanks, @NEDHHS and https://t.co/shYrTtSHbB members! We are excited to take our tools and fundamental mechanistic insights on chromatin regulation to the next level and apply them directly to address critical knowledge gaps in cancer biology. @UNMC_GCBA @CHRI_ResearchNE

Hello World! We are hiring postdocs to join us in this adventure. Still time to apply - Details here👇👇 https://t.co/Uxz8SWVoRW #MolaroLab #EvoEpi #watwat

Only two days before this exciting webinar!

Happy birthday to @bradmehldau and Bobby Watson! 1989 was a pivotal year. I graduated from CAPA in Philly, moved to NYC to start my life at Juilliard, then got summoned by Bobby Watson to make a gig with him at Birdland. It started my life as a jazz musician in the Big Apple.

📸 Members of the lab attending #ESEB2025 catching up with Harris Lewin from the Earth BioGenome Project @EarthBioGenome - a great resource for evolutionary biology - the future is bright!

Of you are at #ESEB2025 feel free to reach us to discuss your work with us! @HeredityJournal

Happy to share our work on how chromatin organization is established for the first time in early mouse embryos, in part via interplay with remarkable hypertranscription. Marvelous work by Guang Yu, Kai Xu, Weikun Xia and Ke Zhang! https://t.co/ZYwqamCi9v

Great honor to be nominated as one of the top 10 Falling Walls Foundation Science Breakthroughs of the Year 2025 in the Life Sciences. A big thank you to @LastChrisThomas & @Tabea_Marx for their outstanding contributions, & to everyone else who helped move this project forward.

WOoo! Hot pre-print alert! 🔥 Our new story shows that neuronal oversight of germline small RNAs prevents sterility & allows lab-domesticated C. elegans to reproduce when temperatures rise. This picture shows how neuronal small RNAs rescue the germline from being messed up (1/2)