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🚨 TWITTER!! 🚨 Our Dept is recruiting junior faculty! Please RT and share in your circles 🙏🏼😊 This is a broad search in GI patho/physiology. But, pancreatic cancer researches, do take note! Contact Shah Lab or Lyssiotis Lab with questions 🤝

More recruiting! We are also searching for a research scientist/associate to join our team at Van Andel Institute (VAI). The successful candidate will lead a group exploring new ways to study immunometabolism in vivo! Apply here: vai.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/VAICaree…

Considering PhD/MPhil in metabolism? Check out opportunites at Inst Metabolic Science-Metabolic Research Labs below: "Study with us" webpage: tinyurl.com/4dz4ss49 MPhil course page: tinyurl.com/2s36zrup SCM DTP in Medical Research: tinyurl.com/4fsjbann PhD in Clinical Biochemistry: tinyurl.com/y7p49645

Such groundbreaking fundamental research would be killed by peer reviewers and funding agencies in Australia because it lacks immediate translation/applications. Great to see that Nobel committee continues to recognise that without discoveries there would be nothing to translate.

Very sad news - Vale Professor Helen Thomas - SVI svi.edu.au/news-events/va…

🚨We are recruiting🚨. We have a UK Research and Innovation funded position available MRC_HGU for a Research Assistant working on Polycystic Liver Disease with Scott Waddell & @Mill_lab ! If you are interested in #organoids, #singlecell and disease modelling then apply! job: 11386 & link👇

I am excited to share our new preprint on lactate metabolism! This has been a tremendous effort by my lab, Stavros George Drakos and Rutter Lab to integrate biochemical and physiological data to understand the mechanism of lactate metabolism in the heart. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. .

Paper alert!!! 🚨🔥 Mitochondrial lactate in the heart!? Say what!? Congratulations to Ahmad A. Cluntun, Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP and Jesse Velasco on an amazing collaboration with the Gregory Ducker and Stavros George Drakos labs. Check out the thread below! HHMI U of Utah Dept of Biochemistry UofU Nora Eccles Harrison CVRTI UofU Diabetes

Leadership opportunities are often limited at institutes. Folks who remain in leadership positions for extended periods contribute to the scarcity. I urge scientists in leadership roles to consider creating co-leadership or assistant leadership roles for folks on the rise.

Save the date! The annual Cancer Metabolism Symposium NYAS will be April 8, 2025 NYU Langone Health featuring another great lineup of speakers Kivanc Birsoy Christine Chio Marcia Haigis Andy Intlekofer Papagiannakopoulos Lab Rutter Lab Daniel Wahl Eileen P. White, PhD The Fuchs lab

Gonna get a tattoo on my chest that reads "just because a result is statistically significant does not mean it is biologically significant" & a matching tattoo on my back that reads "just because a result is biologically significant does not mean it is statistically significant"

Burnout isn't about hours worked. In fact, there are usually much deeper causes. Leaders should start to recognize when it's occurring, And take steps to help. Use this graphic to find causes of burnout in your organization.

Some great grant news means my lab is hiring at the postdoc level for multiple positions! If you are broadly interested in cancer metabolism, check out our projects: airdlab.com.

We are hiring! If you’re interested in how stem cell behavior is regulated by metabolism and you have mass spectrometry experience, this may be the postdoc position for you. Come join our international team in Brussels (link with application details in post below)! 🧫🔬🥼👩‍🔬👨🏽‍🔬

Reading is one of the top 3 perks of the job but the first thing we postpone so we can complete other bureaucratic tasks

🚨The exodus of #MedTwitter #OncTwitter to #BlueSky bluesky #OncSky is fascinating. All the #Twitter birds are now flying freely in the Bluesky. 🐦💙 Will #Bluesky succeed where #Threads and #Mastodon struggled? #MedTwitterMigration #BlueSkySocial OncoAlert Tatiana Prowell, MD

Oded Rechavi In the 90s (?), NIH started giving separate grades for technical advance and scientific excellence; the grant's overall score was the sum of both. Getting more scientific excellence is REALLY difficult. Technical advance is easy - buy a bigger, newer machine. Guess what happened?

Oded Rechavi The low hanging fruit is gone, thinking is hard and Nature publishing groups made clear that results are optional as long as you have 5+ colorful figures, 3+ people from Harvard, paid the $10k+ open access fee and the title is "Comprehensive multi-omics landscape of <X> in <Y>".

We have a postdoc position available in our team to undertake a UKRI-funded project to develop a new cultured skeletal muscle model for studying glc metabolism and insulin action. jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/50597/ Inst Metabolic Science-Metabolic Research Labs Please RT. Please email if interested.