Felipe Diaz-Griffero

A Jungle Myna pet bird from China has been trained to go out and look for cash, then bring it back home with him

this still makes me laugh

Great to have the visit of Peter Palese at Einstein @vinayaka1prasad @gvkalpana

@KajasteLab Can I apply?

kudos to Katarzina Bialas, for a beautiful review....congratulations! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@ASolmonson The Proteinator

We are looking for a post-doctoral fellow with experience in fluorescent microscopy. Experience in spinning disk live imaging is highly desirable - please pass this on and ask them to message me directly if there is interest.

I'm always wondering, why do we need scientific journals? #phdlife #phd @PhDVoice #AcademicTwitter

We greatly acknowledge the contributions of Charlotte, Vineet, and Eun to our understanding of HIV-1's capacity to facilitate the translocation of CPSF6/CPSF5 to nuclear speckles/biomolecular condensates. Thank you. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Excited to join former Maniatis members in celebrating Tom's birthday at this event. Tom is an exceptional mentor, a champion for his trainees, and an amazing scientist. The world definitely needs more Toms to continue inspiring future generations of researchers.

📢 SPECIAL SEMINAR 📢 The @IcahnInstitute and @SinaiImmunol are hosting a very special guest speaker THIS THURSDAY. Özlem Türeci, MD is a renowned immunologist and physician-scientist, celebrated for her pivotal role in the development of the world's first mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.

@glo_arriagada @_SBCCh @ragmau @IBiomedicas @uandresbello Ah, yo creía que el@investigador seco era Claudio Hetz 🤣

Presentando en @_SBCCh nuestro invetigador seco @ragmau @IBiomedicas @uandresbello

@stuartjdneil @R_H_Ebright no, I have solid evidence it came from a wet market :-)

Why is strep A surging — and how worried are scientists? nature.com/articles/d4158…

@EPoeschla @EPoeschla we had a good run :-)

Authors’ names have ‘astonishing’ influence on peer reviewers go.nature.com/3Cv4WoZ

@PaulBieniasz @timeshighered You have perfectly summarized what is wrong with the system(not only CNS), is like you put down in writing what was in my mind and I could not express. Although eLife will be the guinea pig, something drastic has to be done regarding the current review system

Some thoughts on the eDeath of @eLife timeshighereducation.com/opinion/destro… via @timeshighered

Looking for a new position? We are hiring at multiple levels for projects in infectious disease, neuroscience, and cancer. Recruiting both computational and experimental expertise. Come join our team! kroganlab.ucsf.edu/join-our-team

Dinner with ⁦@PaulBieniasz⁩ the first in-person seminar speaker in Department of Microbiology &Immunology ⁦@EinsteinMed⁩ after a fabulous talk on SARS COV2 antibodies! With ⁦@ChandranLab⁩, ⁦@gvkalpana⁩ and ⁦@DiazGrifferoLab⁩ ⁦

Come and join us !

@EdcampbellLab @PaulBieniasz @EdcampbellLab I think that the current review system is outdated. Just count, in the last few years, how many fakers have been discovered that rule a specific field for more than 20 years with their dogmas/opinions while preventing contradictions to come to light (survivalism)

@DiazGrifferoLab @PaulBieniasz Again I’m a bit torn, but we will see. It will take a long time to know how many times the papers in the next 1-2 years are cited. That will gauge the degree to which significant discoveries are still published there or if it turns into PloS One plus

Who else is torn between wanting to give a new idea a chance and taking a picture of eLife next to a head of lettuce?