even when you are 100% certain that you are correct).”.

“succeeding at a research institution like Penn required skills that had little to do with science,” she wrote. “You needed to know how to do things in which I have never had any interest (flattering people, schmoozing, being agreeable when you disagree,.

A Penn official once told Katalin Karikó she was ‘not of faculty quality.’ Her work there just won a Nobel Prize. via @phillyinquirer.

Neurscience Highlights #SNMMI23 our 18F-ROStrace study in the asyn mouse model @PennRadiology

Congrats to our Dave Mankoff @PennRadiology for the Henry N Wagner Lectureship Award @SNM_MI

The mitochondriacs rock Italy @Euromit2023 @drxilma @MitoPsychoBio.

RT @NeuroscienceNew: Exercise More Effective Than Medicines to Manage Mental Health. Exercise intervention that lasts 12 weeks or less appe….

RT @SteveStuWill: How the world has changed over the last century. A compilation of some of our greatest accomplishments as a species. Cr….

mtDNA-nDNA interaction, the heart of the matter! ❤️@Cell_Metabolism #mitolove

Yay! Thanks Aurora!.

#CSAging #Sitges2016 #sunriseyoga @CellSymposia