Any scientists who are on here to have an honest conversation about research, share papers, discuss science culture, etc. I think it's time to stop, and go to the other site. If you think you're here to make some kind of stand, I respectfully find that rather naive. #LogOff

Free scientific illustrations for biologists! 😍 @NIH has released a library of 500+ free scientific illustrations to create figures, presentations, and illustrations! all freely available in the public domain. Retweet and spread the message! https://t.co/p1bD1kxO7H

Aurora borealis visited the skies of Cambridge last night. I’m completely mesmerised.

En tant que chercheur🔬, mon travail dépend des talents venant du monde entier 🌍 et des financements publics💶. #ElectionsLégislatives2024 🗳️ Une seule offre politique me permettra de faire mon travail dans de bonnes conditions. Le 30 juin, je vote #nouveaufrontpopulaire

Just noticed: Rereading the papers I read a few years ago is actually fun because I can see how I highlighted random info thinking it was a MAJOR piece of information. It’s a very similar feeling to reading your teenage diary. Golllyyy !!

Basu Lab attends #CamWar24. We have an amazing program to follow at the Quantitative cell bio symposium.

🥁 Excited to announce that I have recently started a lectureship position @ImperialLifeSci @imperialcollege! 🥳🚀

Congrats to our new PhD student Alex Kingston with the @LakatosLab for winning a poster prize at the recent PhD symposium @SCICambridge! Great team effort from everyone in our lab to help him put the poster together with special thanks to his postdoc supervisor Gökçe @gokceagsu!

🇹🇷 Tomorrow marks the 100th anniversary of the Turkish Republic! A century on, Atatürk's vision remains as relevant as ever. He championed science and empowered women, laying the foundation for a modern and forward-thinking Turkey.

Our paper watching single NuRDs moving around in a cell is finally out, pipelines we hope the field can use to track their own favourite protein. @SCICambridge @PDN_Cambridge ( https://t.co/VCtjEM1hO8)

Today we welcome Mete Atatüre (@MeteAtature) as the new Head of the Cavendish Laboratory. Read more about his journey and his vision for the Department : https://t.co/FvS0UtnqTI

Really exciting project and lab!

Dynamic nature of the nuclear envelope (NE) wrinkling is beautifully shown in this time-lapse video recorded by Jackson et al. They mathematically explain how similar the NE and..plain paper, much like they are both prone to bend than to strech. Read it at https://t.co/CjwlzupzBa

Where does hematopoietic cell diversity come from? Asymmetric division is one of the answers. Can specific interactions govern the asymmetric division of the hematopoietic progenitors? Join me on my earliest journey!! Now on biorxiv!!!🧵🥰⬇️ https://t.co/rF0zsGnEmv

I attended #ISSCR2023 in beautiful Boston with my postdoc advisor @srinjan_basu. I presented a poster from my PhD work and the session was full of challenging and interesting questions. Will go back to Cambridge with new ideas and inspirations.

Hey, I have a new cool job. I moved to Cambridge a while ago for my postdoc to work with @srinjan_basu and @KevinChalut. I’m investigating the contribution of the nuclear envelope to mechanical signaling during ESC differentiation.

𝗧𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗨𝗡𝗘 | 💬 « La France doit se mobiliser contre le harcèlement moral dans les laboratoires de recherche »

Please consider giving to this special educational bursary fund for the students in Turkey who have been affected by the earthquakes https://t.co/xakKzjjn3O

I just finished reading a paper from an Ivy League Uni in a « big shot » journal, with 4, yes FOUR first authors. Where is this really going?

The protein concentration in our cells is ~ 200 mg / ml. That's a few billion protein molecules per human cell, similar to the number of people in the human societies inhabiting our planet. We know so little about the interactions in the protein societies making up our bodies.