Congratulations to Zach Lippman, Jack Satterlee, and the team on their plant prickle study’s front-page feature in Science magazine.

The NPA is currently seeking to fill six (6) seats vacated by NPA Postdoc Council members who have completed their terms of service. The application deadline is Friday, September 27. For details, visit 🔗nationalpostdoc.org/news/678153/No… // #postdocs #postdocoffices #postdocassociations

We are hiring! We have an open Senior Laboratory Research Scientist position in our lab at the Francis Crick Institute in London. Please apply if interested! The deadline is the 1st of September. More info on our new website adroverlab.com (see “Vacancies” section)

HHMI Investigator Zach Lippman & collaborators discovered the gene that drives prickle growth in dozens of flowering plants. Their findings shed new light on convergent evolution, whereby unrelated species develop the same adaptive traits over time: hhmi.news/3WVF4g0

The brain and the body are more connected than you might believe, and this connection has some implications for cancer treatment. Find out more from CSHL’s Bo Li in Episode 20 of At the Lab. cshl.edu/podcasts/at-th…

Predictability, paralog and pretty (ok, beautiful). All part of Iacopo's terrific thesis defense.

Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), as you may know, is caused by RNA splicing errors. However, what is RNA splicing? Check out our video in collaboration with Youreka Science that explains it all. #FightSMA cshl.edu/videos/just-rn…

Today we bid a fond farewell to Brianna. Though she was part of the School administration for a short time, her contributions will be long lasting. We wish her the best as she returns to her passion – teaching – where she can inspire the next generation of scientists!

Cancer and the lethal wasting disease cachexia affect the whole body. How is the CSHL Cancer Center tackling these devasting conditions? CSHL’s Tobias Janowitz discusses this in our latest Cocktails & Chromosomes installment. Tobias Janowitz cshl.edu/videos/cocktai…

Reminder that in one week CSHL’s @JBorniger will be speaking at our next Cocktails & Chromosomes on “how the brain communicates with the body.” RSVP now for your chance to win a free drink! 😉🍺bit.ly/3LLcpFk

We are thrilled to welcome Sebastián, Dmitry, Trevor, Erin, Arian, Vasilisa, Pablo, Yash, Rory, Brett, Griffin and David - the Entering Class of 2024!

CSHL’s Douglas Fearon and his team found that a common chemotherapy drug weakens pancreatic cancer’s defense in mice. Could this become an effective immunotherapy for PDAC patients? cshl.edu/old-chemo-drug…

How do nature and nurture play a role in your biological development and make you who you are? Find out more from CSHL’s Gabrielle Pouchelon in this week’s At the Lab episode. @GPouchelon cshl.edu/podcasts/at-th…

#cshlCRISPR24 starts tonight! Welcome to all of our attendees 🧬

When breast cancer cells lack glutamine, they use alpha KG as their fuel source instead. CSHL’s Michael Lukey discovered how to deprive the cancer cells of both sources, which ultimately killed the cancer cells and shrank tumors in mice. cshl.edu/how-breast-can…

Want to explore strategies & tools for managing your time & energy?🗓️Join us next Thursday (9/5) at 10:30 am in the #CSHL library for our Time Management & Planning Workshop. Additional details at: cshl.edu/cshl-library/s…

🌟 Early-career researchers, FASEB is looking for you! Join our Publications Committee to shape the future of scientific publishing and advance your career. Apply by September 15, 2024, to be one of two new ECRs on the committee. Details here: hubs.ly/Q02N0YG50

Earth Music III is not just a painting, but a masterpiece that embodies the creativity and passion of our scientists here at CSHL. cshl.edu/harborscope/ea…

Running a lab effectively is a complex undertaking that involves managing people, time, projects, and budgets. This booklet offers essential advice and tips to help you succeed in running your own lab. #LabManagement #ScienceCareers #Leadership science.org/content/resour…

If your company is looking for employees who are passionate and innovative – post your jobs to the AWIS Career Center. Our community is filled with brilliant, trailblazing women who are ready to make an impact in your organization. awis.associationcareernetwork.com #WomenInScience