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PI at EPFL. Don't follow me ! Leave the X sh&thole. Keep your X account to avoid ID theft, and Join BlueSky ! @davidsuter.bsky.social

Lausanne, Suisse
Joined August 2016
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@davidsuter_epfl
David Suter
1 year
Is it X's new strategy to generate zillions of bots to mask the massive exodus to Bluesky ? Almost all new followers I got recently do not make any sense
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@davidsuter_epfl
David Suter
1 year
Some might be worried about the time it takes to rebuild a network on BlueSky, but don't. Within 12 days, I already reached > 60% of the network size I built over 8 years here - others have similar experiences.
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@cardon_brian
Brian Cardone πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦
1 year
Oh my god this is too funny. You have to watch it all the way to the end, I promise you won’t regret it.
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@davidsuter_epfl
David Suter
1 year
There is a massive influx of great people at BlueSky these days. Come one @EPFL and friends ! Find me here: @davidsuter.bsky.social
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David Suter
1 year
Anyone knows of a genetic strategy to lower proteasome activity in a mouse ? For example by single allele loss of function of an essential proteasome subunit (which one ?) ?
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David Suter
1 year
Just starting the migration process to bsky - still keeping X for a bit in the meantime. Is there a smart strategy to transfer the people you follow on X to bsky ?
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@davidsuter_epfl
David Suter
1 year
I like this one on epigenetics/epigenomics, pure common sense IMO
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@tuuliel_lab
Lappalainen Lab
1 year
A key concept for paper/grant writing: the reader's cognitive load. You want this to be spent on the fancy science, rather than them wrapping their head around a new plot type or "is this the same as that but repeated with different words". Make it easy and as simple as you can.
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David Suter
1 year
Phew this was quite some work - some glitches but somehow getting there - happy for critical feedback 🎹🎼 https://t.co/H0tnw3pJE2
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@davidsuter_epfl
David Suter
1 year
Wow a new low in scam conferences: invitation to give a talk on our correction of a grant number in the acknowledgement section 🀣
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@RobKlose
Rob Klose
1 year
Great to see @AleksSzczurek's paper out today! A wonderful team effort with @emmy_dimitrova , @Jess_R_Kelley , and @blackledge_neil. Have a look if you are interested in how #Polycomb controls transcription to repress gene expression. https://t.co/MJPJ8E8N0r
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@ReikLab
Reik Lab
1 year
Preprint alert! πŸŽ‰ @C_D_Todd and the team used multi-omic profiling of human and mouse embryonic development to identify a conserved program of epigenetic priming at lineage specific enhancers for all three germ layers within the epiblast. https://t.co/bSMkpnlfuE
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@NVastenhouw
Nadine Vastenhouw
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The https://t.co/KUYvPyVxp7 @unil is hiring two PhD students! If you are interested in transcription regulation, nuclear organization, and quantitative bio, go and check out the official advertisements here https://t.co/8npUzJeHb0 and https://t.co/8npUzJeHb0 and get in touch.
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vastenhouwlab.org
Our research centers on how the transcriptional machinery and chromatin template are brought together in time and space to robustly regulate transcription during development, using the zebrafish as...
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@h_shaban
Haitham Shaban
1 year
Delighted to share that our Hi-D-Py method has been published in Nature Protocols. This powerful tool accurately detects, classifies, and maps genome-wide dynamics and biophysical parameters for DNA and nuclear proteins in real-time. @CessVala @RomanBarth2 https://t.co/5Fyp32Lzrp
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nature.com
Nature Protocols - High-resolution diffusion uses a dense optical flow algorithm to quantify and classify the motion of nuclear macromolecules, assigning biophysical parameters such as the...
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@NimwegenLab
NimwegenLab
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Unicorns! We have several positions open in my group, including two permanent research associate positions. The first is in our wet lab and will allow a researcher to pursue their own projects while contributing to other projects in the wet lab. The second is for a 1/n
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@NatureBiotech
Nature Biotechnology
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The rise of teamwork and career prospects in academic science https://t.co/m9fGRCjSt4
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@davidsuter_epfl
David Suter
1 year
πŸ“’ Fantastic job opportunities at EPFL - dreamplace for reserach and life πŸ‘‡ Faculty Position in Metabolism: https://t.co/9Fn1kJFnok Faculty Position Life Science Engineeering: https://t.co/L6lteRqjhZ
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