Flyer describing the Small GTPase conference, register at this URL: https://events.faseb.org/event/Small-GTPases/summary
1 week left to submit an abstract to be considered for a talk at the FASEB GTPase conference:
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On April 19, 1898, Camillo Golgi first described what we now call the Golgi apparatus - a structure so striking and unusual that it took more than 50 years for scientists to accept it wasn’t just an artefact.
April 19 is #GolgiDay! Celebrate the cell’s most iconic and best organelle.
Another fantastic #GolgiTime paper from the Glick lab!
Very proud of this tour de force from two former students, Stephanie Tanis and Leah Simon, with help from a huge team, including @charlesdanko.bsky.social highlighting a novel-overlooked intervention point for male contraception
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Very exciting that our new paper on the forces exerted by the Rad51-Rad54 homology search complex is now online. This was a collaborative effort with the Wang here at Cornell, and this work performed primarily by a graduate student, Mitch Woodhouse
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We offer a PostDoc position for a fully funded project on lipid-encoded #lipidtime protein quality-control checkpoints at the Golgi: great collaborators, excellent working & living conditions & benchspace with a view ;) Please share and repost!
The 2026 Otto Warburg Medal winner Maya Schuldiner received the medal from @volkerhaucke-lab.bsky.social after a moving laudatio by Christian Ungermann Thanks to @elsevierconnect.bsky.social for the continuous support!
Yes!!!
And here is the working URL!
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Poster for the FASEB GTPases conference, June 21-24, 2026, in Melbourne, Florida.
A reminder for all GTPase enthusiasts! The 2026 Regulation and Function of Small GTPases FASEB conference will be held June 21-24 in Florida, USA.
The deadline to be considered for a short talk is April 27.
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I've been leading a big project at Methods in Enzymology over the past year or so: editing three back-to-back-to-back volumes of articles describing the latest advances in methods for studying lipids and membranes — thank you to the 50 #lipidtime luminaries who contributed the 51 chapters! Details 👇
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Congratulations!
Love it
Thank you, Alex!!! It was fun watching @rvig.bsky.social solve this puzzle
Do you want to know more about how Retromer regulates Rab7 activity in yeast? Of course you do. Check out the new collaboration with Andreas Mayer with work led by Catarina Alves and Kevin Chen.
Weill Institute is recruiting postdocs, please share!
Fischer Lab: lnkd.in/eMnveqyv
Hu Lab: lnkd.in/epsGK7wd
Conference flyer listing confirmed speakers and attendees
Calling all GTPase enthusiasts! The 2026 Regulation and Function of Small GTPases FASEB conference will be held June 22-24 in Florida, USA.
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So in awe of our neighbors, another important study from the Baskin lab using such powerfully clever and elegant tools.
Feeding-Fishing for the win!
Awesome opportunity!
Thank you, Lydia!
Thank you, Fran! The Arfs are so powerful they need more regulators 😀
We are so happy that @tarafisch.bsky.social has joined us at Cornell !!!
We are absolutely THRILLED to welcome our newest faculty member @tarafisch.bsky.social to the @weillinstitute.bsky.social community. We look forward to the exciting and impactful work ahead!
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Thank you, Jeremy!
Excited to start 2026 out with a new manuscript from our lab, please check out this thread from superstar postdoc @rvig.bsky.social about how he discovered the function of a conserved secretory protein, and how this also led him to the identification of a new family of GAP proteins!
Thank you, Brett!!
Check out our new biosensor technology to study DDR kinase signaling: ProKAS.
We combine:
-proteomics
-engineered peptide sensors
-a new concept of amino acid barcodes
ProKAS tracks kinase signaling with spatial resolution and produces highly quantitative data.
Just published today: rdcu.be/ePNo0
Sarah and the Cohen lab are doing amazing work!!!