The days of Google Docs are ending; we enter the age of Docs, made by France's Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs and Germany's Center for Digital Sovereignty of Public Administration.
We need more governments to collaborate on public software projects to achieve digital sovereignty.
Application deadline approaching fast! If you are a PhD student or a postdoc register for this summer school in the happiest country in the world. Amazing program, amazing people, amazing place! ssl.eventilla.com/mitochondria...
Join this event for PhD students and postdocs in the amazing wilderness of Northern Finland! Reg. dl Thu 10th Apr. Spa hotel Rokua with plenty of saunas and pools and other fun. 😎 Network and learn about mitochondria! @mitoworld.bsky.social @richterlab.bsky.social @ki.se @cecad.bsky.social
Lots of excellent advice in this piece. The core message - only through writing do you really think and order your thoughts into logical sense. Makes a case for not using AI for 1st draft because you bypass the thinking step
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
@naturebiotech.bsky.social
#PlantScience
The coming age of causality will be a rebellion against the correlation weirdos
Combining bacterial end joining with programmable nucleases, we induced mtDNA deletions in human cells at varying heteroplasmy and examined their metabolic and cellular effects. Simple tool to apply across any cell type and engineer pathogenic mtDNA deletions. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Celebrated picture after examination of John Meyrick for his . From left to right examiner, Tom Nichols, PHD supervisor Uwe Richter, PhD Jon Meyrick , mentor Rob Taylor, and examiner Ray O’Keefe
🍾Bursting with pride and joy! Watching you grow as a scientist and individual has been incredible. Congrats, Jon, on truly earning your 🎓PhD! Thanks to all the amazing support @taylorlabncl.bsky.social
@cgm-newcastle.bsky.social
@mitonewcastle.bsky.social and examiners Ray O’Keefe and Tom Nicholls!
My recent podcast with Francis. What he has done to advance biomedicine in the US and globally is immeasurable.
erictopol.substack.com/p/francis-co...
Pleased to see @cgm-newcastle.bsky.social and @taylorlabncl.bsky.social have joined us here
Mysterious increase in the motility of these #lysosomes
After adding a non-stimuli treatment the lysosomes (cyan) got crazy (see color coded tracks)
Maybe #mechanosignaling triggered by shear stress?
#Microscopy + #Cells for #FluorescenceFriday 🧪🔬
#SciSky #scicomm #CellBio
Congrats to Dr. Ana Andjelković from our and @richterlab.bsky.social lab for winning 2nd place in the Huygens Image Contest! 🎉🏆 Live STED imaging shows the cristae dynamics in a pathophysiological condition. svi.nl/imagecontest... #ScienceArt #ImageContest
Thrilled to share one of our biggest discoveries: “Inceptor binds to and directs insulin towards lysosomal degradation in beta cells”.
doi.org/10.1038/s422...
A tremendous collaborative effort led by JohannaSiehler, Sara Bilekova and other members of the Lickert lab @heikolickert.bsky.social
Graphical abstract of the paper.
How long does an mRNA stay in the nucleus? How long does it stay in the cytoplasm? In an amazing collaboration with @landthalerm.bsky.social, we used metabolic labeling, cell fractionation and mathematical modeling to quantify mRNA flow through the cell. Finally out in MSB: doi.org/10.1038/s443...
My first post!
#mRNA translation initiation and its regulation in eukaryotes.
#Ribosomes #cryoEM #RNABiology #Translation #Science
This gets better every day….
Tissue-specific responses to TFAM and mtDNA copy number manipulation in prematurely ageing mice www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.11....
The human mitochondrial ClpXP is uniquely assembled and regulated compared to its bacterial counterparts. Congrats to Kelly Chen on her years of hard work on this challenging complex!
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Happy to have my first post on this site be to share the news that our amazing student Alia will be presenting her work on mitochondrial fission at MitoChats Thursday (10am US central time)! Be sure to check it out!
[looking at Bluesky over the past 2 days] So this is what the Cambrian explosion must have felt like
Breaking down #Alzheimers disease into 5 subtypes by proteins in cerebrospinal fluid, with distinct genomic profiles and molecular processes nature.com/articles/s43...
Uber: we can't make money if we have to follow the law
Google: we can't make money if we're not allowed to be a monopoly
Nestle: we can't make money without using slave labor
OpenAI: we can't make money if we can't steal
media: should shoplifters be executed?
Tweet from Yann LeCun, which says “AI is not some sort of natural phenomenon that we have no control over. AI is being built by us, humans. Hence, if you’re scared of AI, what you were actually scared of are your fellow humans. You probably have doubts about the ability of institutions to do the right things with it. Why?”
I can’t even fathom how clueless a person would need to be to say this out loud.
Open any history book, any corporate lawsuit and see how far you can trust humans in the face of greed. And *especially* institutions where people are “just doing their job”.
