AmandaZachariasLab🔬〰️

I’m excited to work with such a talented group of colleagues and trainee ⁦@CincyChildrens⁩ #devbio. Thanks for the opportunity! scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/zorn-named-new…

Super fun to see a cool talk and realize that you know the grad student whose work the PI is talking about! @HasreetGill @MDBCincy

New #DevBio research: Murray et al find new roles for #Celegans Hox genes in determining cell identity & position w/in the embryo 🔎: doi.org/10.1371/journa… @ZachariasLab @jisaacmurray @CincyChildrens @MDBCincy @PennGenetics 📷 Prativa Amom & Amanda L. Zacharias

Enjoying a picnic lunch from @arepaplace on the lawn at @CincyChildrens to celebrate the official publication of our lab's first correspondening author paper in @PLOSGenetics! Read it here: journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/a…

@Miss__Nocturnal No, sorry. The jobs portal I linked to above has the current listings for other labs.

@ZachariasLab Are you looking for any additional research assistants at this time?

We are looking to hire a technician/research assistant for our lab at Cincinnati Children's. Would love to hire someone with C. elegans experience! Great people, great pay and benefits! Please share! jobs.cincinnatichildrens.org/search/jobdeta…

I was inspired to make one about a concept my students struggle with: maternal effect mutations

Our new hire starts next week!

Beautiful day for Zacharias Lab hike! We earned our ice cream with those stairs at the end!

@iaincheeseman As a postdoc, I explained my position to computer scientist friend. He said "You get paid to do research full-time? That's amazing!". This really helped shift my perspective. It is pretty amazing that we get paid to do research!

Have fun – Find joy in science big + small. Enjoy the process of doing science. Celebrate the simple victories (your cloning working, etc), or when you are the first person in the world to know something new, even if small. It’s a privilege to do science. Enjoy the ride.

With the new academic year starting, and many people beginning fresh as graduate students, post-docs, or junior faculty, I have been thinking a lot about the core philosophies that govern my own perspectives on science. So I thought I would share. Welcome to The Tao of Cheese

Excited to share this work by @_smukherjee. We hope it will change the way you think about #Wnt responsive transcription.

I am presenting a poster at Society for Developmental Biology 80th Annual Meeting. You can watch a 5 min walk on our work about the role of cell fate in programming cell movements anytime at: whova.com/embedded/speak…

@marcotrizzino My contributions are pretty broad categories; one is my grad work from 10+ years ago.

Contribution to science section in NIH biosketch: how far along do you go? Five years?

@MinoritySTEM @EliseGravel Love this!

Remember: Scientists are people too! 👩🏿‍🔬👨🏽‍💻👩🏾‍🔬👨🏾‍💻 Credit: @EliseGravel

@Juliano_Lab 🎉Congratulations!!!

July 1st means I'm officially an Associate Professor with tenure today!

@NeedhiBhalla I think you mentioned your DEI talk from #worm21 would be posted to YouTube. Is it up yet? You had such an important and well stated message that I want to share with the decision-makers at my institution.

Marty Chalfie just said at #worm21 let’s stop calling C elegans a model organism. It’s a discovery mechanism. Let’s call them pioneering organisms!

We are loving the panel discussion at #worm21! I hope this becomes a new tradition! Also, someone should do an oral history of the worm community. Anyone want to start a podcast?

Had a great time presenting our work today at #worm21 !