PI at NIH. Nuclear envelope dynamics & regulation of nuclear morphology. The awesome power of yeast & worm genetics & cool imaging. Empowering women to be bold

NIH, Bethesda MD USA
Joined December 2019
It turns out that sparkling water and raisins are *fascinating*. My daughter and I happened upon this effect playing together in the kitchen a long time ago, and I couldn't help but explore the system more deeply... 1/n arxiv.org/abs/2308.12927
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We are still looking! 🔬
The @DammermannLab is looking for a highly motivated Master’s student with a solid background in molecular and cell biology. Previous experience with C. elegans would be an asset but is not essential. ➡️Read more and apply: tinyurl.com/57c6vum5 #sciencejobs @univienna
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Happy to provide more information to whoever is interested
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I asked Chat GPT if the references it provided are real. Chat GPT insisted that they are. I then said that they don't exist. Chat GPT's reply: "I apologize for the error in my previous responses. It seems that my database has some inaccuracies in the information I provided" 1/2
I don't know why people don't make a bigger deal of the fact that ChatGPT MAKES UP BOGUS REFERENCES when asked for sources. That makes everything else by ChatGPT suspect.
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It then asked if I wanted other sources and I said that I did. It provided three new imaginary references, including authors and titles, none of which exist. When challenged, it apologized again and blamed the database. At least it is polite.
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I don't know why people don't make a bigger deal of the fact that ChatGPT MAKES UP BOGUS REFERENCES when asked for sources. That makes everything else by ChatGPT suspect.
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I am looking for a staff scientist to join my group at the NIH in Bethesda, Maryland. Competitive salary and benefits, good funding, and terrific colleagues! training.nih.gov/postdoc_job… #transposons #evolution #meiosis #recombination #retroviruses #development
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Our Institute picked up our paper 😁
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Anyone here ambisioning to have the opportunity to shape the scientific vision and strategy of a great French research institute at the heart of Europe? I have a job offer for you at the IGBMC, with fantastic infrustructures, exciting science and beutiful collegues (RT 🙏):
📢 The call for applications for the position of #Director of the IGBMC is launched! The Institute is looking for a person to continue to promote the excellence of its #research on the international scene. All the info: bit.ly/3XrrkJv
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A mini 🧵: Dr. Maggie Rodgers started this week as a Stadtman Tenure-Track Investigator in LBG/NIDDK/NIH.
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Forgot to include Maggie’s @DrMaggieRodgers. I will learn, one of these days.
Today, at LBG’s pizza lunch,she wrote this for the first time:
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Our lab is looking for a new #postdoc. Nuclear pores! Gene expression! Yeast and stem cells! Beautiful Strasbourg! And we're nice enough. Please write and retweet @IGBMC
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Hey, there are PhD positions on Computational Biophysics available in my lab! Interested? #PhDpositions #ComputationalBiology #ComputationalBiophysics jobrxiv.org/job/igbmc-27778-…
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#Yeast #Genetics Meeting 2022 schedule is up! genetics-gsa.org/yeast-2022/… Be sure to reserve your #Yeast22 housing by June 30 genetics-gsa.org/yeast-2022/… Registration still being accepted for both in-person, virtual attendees genetics-gsa.org/yeast-2022/… SGD will see you there! @GeneticsGSA
Orna Cohen-Fix retweeted
Registration is open for the 2022 Bridging Research and Education w/ Model Organisms BREWMOR meeting. The FREE virtual meeting is Mon July 25 1p-5pm US EST & is intended for anyone interested in incorporating hands-on research including model organisms into undergrad courses 1/x
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Orna Cohen-Fix retweeted
I am hiring! I have NIH funding for a Research Associate in 2022-23. Come join us to study how #Celegans responds to high-sugar diet. holycross.interviewexchange.…
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If you study centrosomes, nuclear envelope, ER or condensates, this study this for you: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… 1/6
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Finally, The centriculum may contribute to nuclear envelope breakdown. This is too difficult to explain in a tweet, but you can read about it in the manuscript. 5/6
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We are interested in exploring whether centrosomes in vertebrates are associated with a similar structure. If you’ve seen membranes around centrosomes in vertebrate cells, please DM. 6/6
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