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Twitter, it's my birthday! And there's no better gift than finally getting my job posting approved :D So please help spread the word that The Kim Lab UC Davis Center for Neuroscience is hiring a research technician/lab manager! Apply below, or reach out with questions (1/2): recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF04264

I spend a lot of time as a #newPI being like—Where can I get a trash can? Who supplies the paper towels? Oh, I have to buy the soap…cool—but trainees like Maribel Anguiano make it WORTH IT! We did our lab’s first surgeries yesterday and she was🔥 This job has its moments ;)

"Here we introduce LuCID, a dual-purpose real-time calcium indicator and transcriptional calcium integrator" Erdenee and Alice Ting's new tool can also read out other cellular events such as protein–protein interactions. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10… Stanford University  #calcium #signaling

A single-component luminescent biosensor for the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #bioRxiv

There are many COVID assays out there, but we tried to build one that is simpler to use and easier/cheaper to manufacture. Our S-BAT sensor is a single recombinant protein that can be expressed from lab strains of E. coli (or yeast), and detects spike antigen or cultured virus…

Happy to share my first preprint, a single-component luminescent biosensor for SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein! Huge thanks to my advisor Alice Ting and my coworker/mentor/academic role model Matthew Ravalin . See Matt's thread for details!

My first conference as a PhD student #MAPS2022.Met some awesome scientists, discussed some great science and heard a whole lot of fantastic talks.Thanks to everyone who stopped by my poster. Big thanks to Celja Uebel for training me and @phillips_lab for being an awesome mentor.

My first paper in grad school online today J. Am. Chem. Soc.!! Very, very big thanks (again here too) to my great coworker/mentor/friend Matthew Ravalin, wonderful advisor Alice Ting, and amazing collaborators The Ott Lab Gladstone Institutes and John Pak Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Network. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

“It seemed absolutely crazy. The idea that an Iowa housewife, equipped with the cutting-edge medical tool known as Google Images, would make a medical discovery about a pro athlete who sees doctors and athletic trainers as part of her job?” propublica.org/article/muscul…

We are hiring a full-time lab manager and research scientist to begin in June 2023! Great opportunity for a graduating senior to delve into research before applying to grad school/med school. Candidate will support day-to-day lab operations and participate careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/life-scie…

It has been a great pleasure being part of this wonderful team!

Excited to share my work J. Am. Chem. Soc. on using inactivated botulinum toxin for cytosolic delivery of proteins. A big thank you to my advisor Alice Ting, to co-author Prof. Dorner, and to all Tinglab members for making our lab such an enjoyable place to be. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

Thrilled to continue my interdisciplinary research with Alice Ting as a 2023 Schmidt Science Fellow! A big shout-out to Kevan Shokat for your guidance and support in shaping me as a scientist. Thank you Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs UC San Francisco for the nomination. Can't wait to see you all in London!

LOV-Turbo is published today in Nature Methods and plasmids for LOV-Turbo are available on Addgene, here: addgene.org/browse/article… We hope many people will use LOV-Turbo in exciting new ways! nature.com/articles/s4159… If you plan to use NanoLuc BRET to activate LOV-Turbo, please

We are recruiting postdocs! Open projects related to enzyme engineering, protein directed evolution, computational protein design, spatial proteomics, RNA tools, and molecular technology development for cell biology and neuroscience. We especially welcome talented postdoc

I’ve successfully defended my PhD thesis! Huge thanks to my incredible advisor, Alice Ting, for the unwavering support, and to all the amazing tinglab members for creating such a fantastic lab environment. I feel so fortunate to have been a part of the tinglab.

Tetanus on demand! (not for bioweapons, but for neuroscience research) Tetanus toxin induces paralysis by using a protease to cleave VAMP2, a protein required for synaptic vesicle fusion and neurotransmitter release. To harness this toxicity and use it as a beneficial tool for

Excited to share one of my final projects from PhD! Through rational design and directed evolution, we've engineered LATeNT, a light-inducible protease for neuroscience and synthetic biology. Huge thanks to my advisor Alice Ting, Ji Won Um, Dongwook Kim, and all collaborators.