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This will be a great opportunity for young scientists looking to dive in to quantitative single cell analysis, from basic python skills to ML and image processing and stochastic modeling.

Applications open for the 2021 Undergrad Quantitative Bio Summer School (q-bio.org)! Awesome lecturers include: Mary Dunlop,Neuert Lab,Luis Ag,LindaForeroQ Carlos F Lopez,Pressé Lab,Zach Fox,@DougPShepherd,Brian Munsky (he/him/his) & many more not on twitter or yet to be announced.

Fantastic essay, Amanda Koch! You are definitely not alone. Thank you for writing this, and thank you for the helpful tips: I totally agree that recognizing imposter feelings, talking about them with peers, and being kind to ourselves and others are crucial and helpful steps.

We are pleased to announce topics and confirmed speakers for the '21 Undergraduate Quantitative Biology (#uqbio) Summer School: 6 modules/6 weeks going from single-cell microscopy to data & from data to predictive stochastic models. Complete info at q-bio.org (1/7)

Amanda Amanda Koch did a great job defending her thesis. Super proud and excited to she where she goes next!

Brian Munsky (he/him/his) LindaForeroQ William Raymond Nature Communications Congratulations all, especially LindaForeroQ. In this paper you did something I only dreamed of as a postdoc: you imaged endogenous PTMs at a single copy gene! This opens the door to a ton of new experimental possibilities. I'll tweet more on this soon!

Brian Munsky (he/him/his) LindaForeroQ William Raymond Nature Communications Also a big shout out to our other coauthors: Hiroshi and Edouard Bertrand. Thanks also to the Tokyo Tech World Research Hub Initiative (WRHI).

It is such an honor for me to have been interviewed for this NIGMS Biomedical Beat blog. Thank you Abbey for the wonderful opportunity.

The 2nd Annual Undergrad q-bio Summer School (UQ-bio Summer School, June 1-17, Ft. Collins, CO) is recruiting speakers and students. If you love Single-Cell Microscopy, Python Computing, and Predictive Modeling, visit q-bio.org to check out last year's tutorials and discussions

#UQBIO22 welcome video featuring Brian Munsky (he/him/his) and microscopy videos from frequent lecturers Neuert Lab, Kenneth Lyon & Timothy. Learn to measure, analyze, model & predict single-cell and single-molecule gene regulation at this year's summer school (q-bio.org).

Today's the last day to submit a contributed abstract 4 a 15-min talk at the 15th q-bio Conference (June 15-17, Fort Collins, CO, USA). Check out our awesome and diverse organizer and speaker list at q-bio.org/wp/organizers_… Scores of great abstracts have already been received!

A few of this year's confirmed speakers include: Megan Nicole McClean, Andrew Mugler, Neuert Lab, Timothy, Diane Lidke, Jeff Gore, Michaelle Mayalu, @jiexiao_lab, Hyun Youk, Bumsoo Han, Stephanie Fraley, Siddharth Goyal! Check it out and please retweet.

We (Timothy, Brian Munsky (he/him/his), William Raymond) are very excited to present a detailed protocol published in Bioprotocol today bio-protocol.org/mv2/e4482, based on our original work on: nature.com/articles/s4146…. Check it out.

The 3rd Undergraduate Quantitative Biology (#UQBIO) Summer School is now taking applications. Join us 4 hands-on practice to transform single-cell microscopy experiments into predictive models. q-bio.org

Am deeply honored by the recognition of our team's contributions to research and training in quantitative biology. Massive thanks to Luis (Luis Ag) for the nomination and to all current and former lab members and 100s of q-bio students who've made this the best job ever!

Had an amazing time working with these students and researchers at the UQ-Bio Summer School at Colorado State University over the past 2 weeks! 🙌🏾 Brian Munsky (he/him/his) UQ-bio Summer School Thank you for having me! What a wonderful experience!

I am super excited to make my first post since the death of twitter, and my last post ever (🎉) on this rotting corpse of social media. I wish this all came under better circumstances, but it looks like science is being revived on b***s*y! C U There - I'm eager to reconnect!