Maureen Stolzer

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Maureen Stolzer

Maureen Stolzer

@MoStolzer

PhD, computational biologist, interested in comparative molecular genomics, evolution, and all things science!

Katılım Ağustos 2011
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Dr. Carmen Muñoz-Ballester
Dr. Carmen Muñoz-Ballester@Canxuki·
To everyone thinking that cutting the research budget makes sense because of public debt, I want to remind them of Mary Lasker's words: "If you think research is expensive, try disease" Doing science is not a luxury we can't afford. It is investing in our future.
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The PhD Place
The PhD Place@ThePhDPlace·
We’re all thinking it
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Will Ratcliff
Will Ratcliff@wc_ratcliff·
Avery is a postdoc in my dept at GT, someone I know personally. She nearly died because doctors could not treat her miscarriage until she was actively dying- a direct result of anti-abortion laws in GA. VOTE, canvas, donate- do whatever you can, or this is coming nationally.
Morning Joe@Morning_Joe

"I went to the hospital when I passed a dinner plate-sized clot of blood at home… the doctors are very clear this will progress to being life-threatening — But when exactly I am dying, that's not as easy a call to make, and they shouldn’t have to make it…" — Avery Davis Bell shares her harrowing miscarriage story and why Georgia's abortion ban put her life at risk

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Tanentzapf Lab
Tanentzapf Lab@TanentzapfLab·
Yesterday a Nobel prize was given for alpha fold. Alpha fold could not exist without the Protein Data Bank (PDB), a public database funded by US taxpayers. Every structural biologist in the world that deposited their structure to the PDB indirectly helped train alpha fold.
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Joanna Slusky 🫖
Joanna Slusky 🫖@SluskyLab·
These laureates are VERY deserving. But an important addendum—no model could be trained without 40 years of Helen Berman and others’ work at the PDB, and we would not be certain of AF’s success without 30 years of John Moult and others’ work on CASP. Hats off to them as well 🥂
The Nobel Prize@NobelPrize

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPrize in Chemistry with one half to David Baker “for computational protein design” and the other half jointly to Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper “for protein structure prediction.”

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Sasha Gusev
Sasha Gusev@SashaGusevPosts·
The Li + Durbin 2011 paper showing that you can infer an entire population history from just a single genome is still one of the most mind-blowing results in genetics I have ever seen. nature.com/articles/natur…
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EvolCompGen
EvolCompGen@EvolComp·
Join us for the first day of the EvolCompGen COSI! Starting now in Room G. #ismb2022
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Harmit S. Malik
Harmit S. Malik@HarmitMalik·
This ‘snowflake virus’ door decoration in the @DukeU Center for Virology @DukeMGM may be one of the most impressive holiday decorations I’ve ever seen! And yet it came in second in voting per @TheLuftigLab Would love to see pics of the first place entry @valdi001 !
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