I have a position open for a Research Associate - Postbac opportunity.
For those with curiosity and tenacity, a chance to delve deeply into a project, learn new techniques, and publish papers, all in a friendly environment.
Suited for recent college (BS) grads with prior relevant experience.

CALS- Technician I- Molecular Biology and Genetics in Ithaca, New York, United States of America | Research & Instructional Support at Cornell University Apply for CALS- Technician I- Molecular Biology and Genetics job with Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, United States of America. Research & Instructional Support at Cornell University

plz repost 🙏 we are looking for a technician to start this summer/fall for 1-2 years to work with me at Cornell in the labs of @cedricfeschotte.bsky.social and Andy Clark, in collaboration with @corriemoreau.bsky.social on flies & termites 🪰🐜🧬🔬 Ithaca is gorges!

jobs.hr.cornell.edu/us/en/job/WD...

HAHA SUCK A DICK CENTRAL DOGMA 🧪

Early Career Faculty Program | Freeman Hrabowski Scholars | HHMI The Freeman Hrabowski Scholars Program offers comprehensive support to outstanding early career faculty committed to scientific excellence in their own research, and to fostering labs that expand the ...

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#FreemanHrabowski Scholars Program offers early career faculty up to $10M over 10 yrs, plus salary & benefits

Stable, sustained support can transform your career:

Senior Postdoc? This year's competition has a program for you too. Applications open 11/3! bit.ly/4vhC0LA

Normally non-toxic bacteria, when induced to produce the bioplastic PHB, kill C. elegans!

PHB has been in the microbiology text books for over a century — in this new study I co-authored with Gabrielle Giese in the Walhout lab we show this bioplastic is also relevant for host-microbe interactions!

My lab at Pitt is looking for a Research Scientist to help us make phage therapy for patients with antibiotic-resistant infections. Please share and apply! cfopitt.taleo.net/careersectio...

If you know a graduating undergraduate looking for the chance to spend 1-2 years in a lab before graduate school, we're hiring! Our lab explores morphogenesis, defining how the cell adhesion & cytoskeletal machinery work together to allow cells to change shape & move tarheels.live/peiferlab/ 1/n RT

Biochemist/Cell Biologist Research Officer Job in Parkville, Melbourne VIC - SEEK An excellent opportunity is available for a Research Officer / Senior Research Officer to join the Callegari Lab at WEHI.

Another postdoc position for my lab is now open. This one is for a biochemist/cell biologist who really likes mitochondria and ubiquitin. If this is you, please apply here: www.seek.com.au/job/91277535

And here I thought he didn't care if the Strait was opened

She will become his personal lawyer so they can have attorney-client privilege for all the shit she would have to testify to

Holy Shit, Man Walks On Fucking Moon

🚨🚨 New preprint 🚨🚨
We found that the ovary directly controls protein appetite in Drosophila.
Yes — the ovary doesn’t just make eggs… it tells the fly what to eat!
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
If you want all the details, click above ☝️
If you just want the fun, GIF-guided overview, keep reading 👇

We’re hiring!

Our lab is seeking a research technician interested in neurobiology. This position is ideal for recent graduates looking for a 2‑year research experience before their next academic chapter. Experience with Drosophila is a plus.
Please share.

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NIGMS is signed onto the F31 NOFO. grants.nih.gov/grants/guide...

All-optical analysis of electrical coupling in muscle ensembles reveals contributions of individual innexins to cell synchronizationand locomotion www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.03...

I'll do it. I will fire tens of thousands of ICE agents. I will fly around the country like George Clooney and Anna Kendrick in that movie, just firing people all day. Except instead of it crushing my soul each ICE agent firing will bring me joy.

We have an exciting 3-year postdoc position available to study how Salmonella remodels host membrane dynamics.

If you have a background in cell biology and are interested in working on an infection project this could be for you!

Application deadline - 24th February.

www.cam.ac.uk/jobs/researc...

We are hiring at UGA! We’re looking for a full professor & director of the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography (based right on the coast in Savannah, GA). Please pass on the job ad to anyone in your networks who may be interested: www.ugajobsearch.com/postings/468...

For people impressed by the 130k jobs added in January, I'd offer and alternative economic analysis that I think you'll find compelling. www.thebulwark.com/p/shock-poll...

PI Compares State Of Common Room To Sodom And Gomorrah BALTIMORE, MD—In an all-lab email sent at 11:47 PM Tuesday, Johns Hopkins principal investigator Dr.

lol @inprep.bsky.social with another banger

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#chemchat

oh it's going to be a Recession recession

Great. Do you think he will finally shut up about it now?

Renfrew Christie Dies at 76; Sabotaged Racist Regime’s Nuclear Program

Lots of people are talking about this obit, and for very good reason! What a life! www.nytimes.com/2026/01/14/w... (gift link)

You’re misquoting his video statement

Repeatable, low-drift recordings in behaving non-human primates using flexible microelectrodes www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.01...

Side-by-side black and white photographs of Cecil Kelley, possibly from an ID badge, and of the 1,000-liter stainless steel processing tank that held the plutonium organic solution that went critical as it was being mixed in the tank.

OTD in 1958 at 4:35 PM MST at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, experienced chemist Cecil Kelley, 38, stood on a step ladder peering through a viewport into a 1,000-liter stainless steel tank holding what he believed to be dilute aqueous and organic plutonium solutions as he switched on the stirrer.

📽️Please allow us to present our latest Lee lab production: Holding lab equipment like men hold their fish 🪝🐟

Is it just us, or do y'all also get unreasonably attached to your favorite tools of the trade??
(all credit to @kcs-umasslowell.bsky.social for giving us this idea for a REEL good time🎣)

Echinoderm aficionados, please help - I’m looking for antibody advice! Has anyone used the 12G10 or E7 tubulin antibodies from DSHB to stain cleavage stage embryos?

I’m planning a sea urchin cytokinesis module for my cell biology lab next semester and want the students to do beautiful IF stains.