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It’s been a pleasure working in @moorelabcu and Emily Bates Lab! Thank you to my labs, the CSD program, and CU Anschutz Medical Campus for a great graduate experience! #keeeepbuddin #ilovescience #missyoualready

Listen to recent CSD alum Jayne Aiken tell you about her perfect day in the lab by following the link below. #CSDtakeover #scicomm #gradadmissions youtu.be/xiYKGIqvo3c

Jayne Aiken @moorelabcu Emily Bates Lab Santos Franco Jedi Captain CSD is an excellent training environment for adventurous, big-thinkers. You learn biology across scales, from molecules to development and disease, and draw on the support and expertise of a diverse and collaborative faculty. #CSDtakeover #gradschool #phdchat

Megan Ming Francis | TEDx youtu.be/-aCn72iXO9s I pledge to listen, educate, and act to help stop racial inequality, starting by promoting voices that need to be heard more than mine. #blacklivesmatter I nominate Alex Böcker Linnea Wethekam @AnthonyManganNY Zeke Thomas Georgia Buscaglia

Curious about the history of KIF1A research? Jayne Aiken from Holzbaur Lab summarizes key findings, going back to 1985 with the discovery of kinesin. Thank you Dr. Aiken for collaborating with us on this #ResearchSimplified resource! #scicomm kif1a.org/blog/research-…

Very excited to find out I was awarded an #F32 Postdoctoral NRSA Fellowship from NINDSfunding today! I’m thrilled to receive support for my project investigating local microtubule and trafficking regulation at synapses 🤓

This #ScienceSaturday we introduce two new resources for the #KIF1A community: An interview with Dr. Jayne Aiken & "A Note to Siblings." Plus, Dr. Dominique Lessard, PhD Rallies for Medical Research, a new KAND clinical paper, & rare disease news. #RallyMedRes kif1a.org/blog/sciencesa…

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Sydney Cason has now solved one of the mysteries of autophagosome transport in axons - how is transport regulated? It turns out, by the sequential activities of three scaffolding proteins: JIP1, HAP1, and JIP3. Read all about it in JCB.

My obligatory academic pandemic review “Cytoskeletal regulation guides neuronal trafficking to effectively supply the synpase” has been published by Current Biology! #PandemicProject #ScienceTwitter #AcademicTwitter sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

SO excited to put out our newest article: Bridging the Gap: The Importance of TUBA1A α-Tubulin in Forming Midline Commissures frontiersin.org/article/10.338… by our current student ~Kyle N and our now-graduated students Georgia Buscaglia and Jayne Aiken !!

Check out our novel method of visualizing specific tubulin isotopes and variants in cells, published today in frontiers in cell and developmental biology! frontiersin.org/article/10.338… #science #microtubules Emily Bates Lab

Thank you KIF1A.ORG for supporting my research dissecting the cellular consequences of KIF1A mutants! kif1a.org/blog/meeting-t… #ResearchFunding

It was exciting to present my postdoc work at the Jefferson Synaptic Biology Symposium in honor of Irwin Levitan! synapticbiology.org

It was wonderful to welcome members of the community from around the world to the dinner kicking off the 2023 #KAND Family & Scientific Engagement Conference. We’re ready for two days of connecting & learning! #KIF1Aconference2023 #KIF1A

#MotorsInQuarantine is back from summer holidays! Please join us on Wednesday when we host Jayne Aiken from Erika Holzbaur-Howland lab and YeanMingChew from Robert Cross lab to discuss how microtubule array organisation and microtubule structure modulates transport. mechanochemistry.org/whatson/MiQ/

link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… Excited to contribute to this Herculean effort in neuronal protocols spearheaded by Kazu Toyooka! Check it out to find the latest methods used to probe neuronal morphogenesis 🧫🧠🔬 Erika Holzbaur-Howland ToyookaLab Emily Bates Lab

Introducing our Associate Editorial Board—Jayne Aiken, University of Pennsylvania, USA dlvr.it/TD373L

Honored to be an Associate Editor for Cytoskeleton, a journal with a long and vibrant history promoting microtubule research!