Amit Jaisi

MIT professor Patrick Winston delivers a masterclass on “how to speak” - 15 lessons

@kyobinkang @ChemChula Thanks 🙏

@jaisi_lab @ChemChula Congrats

Excited to announce that our research group is now based @ChemChula We are actively seeking motivated researchers and collaborators to join our work 📩 Interested? Get in touch via email (amit.j@chula.ac.th) #master #phdposition #postdoc #PDRA #graduateprograms #phd

We’re excited to announce that the 65th Annual Meeting of The Phytochemical Society of North America (PSNA 2026) will be held in Madison, Wisconsin! 🎉 📅 Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more updates. 🔗 Learn more here: sites.google.com/wisc.edu/psna2…

Our lab at FSU in sunny Florida is looking to hire a fully funded postdoc position in natural products discovery and/or biosynthesis in Actinobacteria! We utilize new strategies and modern synthetic biology tools to unlock new chemistry and molecules. kalkreuterlab.com

🌟 Exciting PhD opportunities in stunning Perth! 🌞🌊 Join our Synthetic Microbiology Lab at @UWAresearch and transform the future of biotech with ultra-rapid marine bacterial growth🦠! 👩‍🔬 Learn more here: tinyurl.com/fritzlab #PhDPositions #SyntheticBiology #UWA #PerthIsOk

In#ACSPTSci (@ACSBioMed) Read out our paper OA “the Metabolic conversion of #kratom alkaloids #mitragynine #7OHmitragynine via CYP3A4 enzyme in healthy human volunteers by Jaisi and Wiwattanawongsa et al @psuconnext @WalailakU pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

@Bunchan_pek Nice one krab! Go for it

@kyobinkang Thank you kyobin @kyobinkang thanks for the invitation and hosting me here in Korea. It was indeed amazing experience.

As the last speaker of this morning's session, @jaisi_lab is talking about this research on kratom alkaloids from the cell cultures of Mitragyna speciosa.

Are you working on a genome sequencing project? We are looking for papers about medicinal plants. Please RT & check if your work might fit into our Collection: doi.org/10.1186/s12864… @siadjeu2012 @BioMedCentral #Genomics #Bioinformatics #Sequencing #OpenAccess #AcademicChatter

(A most read) How I learned to nurture relationships in academia—and be more kind | Science | AAAS (Just be kind) science.org/content/articl…

DO interview your potential advisor if you apply for a PhD or postdoc. This can save you years of pain, lost dreams and wasted time. ❗ Most students are focused on receiving the offer. But this is the biggest mistake one can make when looking for a position. ▫️ NOT every lab is friendly and has a good mentor in charge. In fact, most professors don’t know how to mentor (as mentorship is not prioritized in academia). AFTER you get an offer, you can avoid possible problems during your PhD/postdoc through this: 1️⃣ Interview your advisor about the approaches and opinion on: 1. Research advising (how your advisor understands it and how it’s done in the group). 2. Mentoring and personal development during PhD/postdoc. 3. Collaboration - how they do it and what role students/postdocs play in it. 4. Development of your independence and confidence in research. 5. Your participation in conferences and workshops (how often and which types of conferences). 6. How they prepare research publications – authorship, quality, time per manuscript, contributions, etc. . 2️⃣ Make sure you can talk to the current students one on one (online or in person): 1. Ask about the group culture and support from the advisor 2. Hear their opinion on publication practices and conferences Ultimately, don’t leave until you understand how you can fit in this group. . 3️⃣ Talk to alumni (at least 3-4 people): 1. Check out the advisor’s website and find a list of alumni. 2. Google the names of those who went into academia and industry (to hear both sides). 3. Reach out via email or LinkedIn, explain your intentions and politely ask for a quick call. . 🔴 Why is it important? Because your advisor is the ONE who can shape your professional skills, motivation and perception of science. Because the right mentor FORGES your critical thinking and vision. And a careful search of such an advisor is the starting point. #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdvoice

In your application letter for #PhD / postdoc, NEVER ever say: "Hi prof" "Hello" "Dear Professor" "Greetings of the day" If you do, your email will be immediately deleted by 99% of professors. ▫️ Only start your applications with “Dear Prof. [second_name],” And don’t describe how good you are. Explain how valuable you are. ▫️ [Professionalism] + [Value] can go a long way. Good luck. #phdchat #AcademicChatter

We are looking for PhD candidates🎓 to join our ERC Grant about the spread of antibiotic resistance. Dive into structural biology, biochemistry and microbiology in University of Geneva🇨🇭with cutting edge equipment for cryo-EM/ET and a beautifully place to work! please RT🔁

Master and PhD position available #PhDposition #PhD

We are searching for Master/PhD student to join my laboratory (Biocatalysis/Green chemistry/Biomass conversion). Free tuition fee with Salary, Interested in biochemistry, chemistry, microbiology. contact litavadee@gmail.com Detail of program: grad.wu.ac.th/phdhsi/

Please help spread the word: Two Ph.D. are available. Check the link

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We've re-opened our search for a posdoctoral scholar to join our NSF-funded project looking at Caribbean reef DOM metabolomics. Competitive salary + benefits + live at the beach and work with great people. Please retweet and DM me for info or email at strangmanw@uncw.edu

I love the proportion this is taking! I created a form to synthesize the ideas and move forward with the proposal. You will also find a more detailed explanation of the idea in EN, PT, and ES. Please feel free to fill it out and share it! forms.gle/qZVbpurSXbtTw8…