The meeting of the EMBO communities celebrating 60 years of EMBO and excellence in #lifesciences started in Heidelberg. https://lnkd.in/egghnnt4 Today, more than 100 EMBO Postdoctoral Fellows are meeting to present their research and share their scientific journey. #EMBOat60 Photos: Andreas Henn
Congratulations to the COST Action CA21110 - NetwOArk STSM Grant Winners - "The Magnificent 7" !!! The COST Action CA21110 - NetwOArk consortium funded by the COST Association - European Cooperation in Science and Technology is proud to celebrate awarding its first seven Short-term scientific missions (STSM) grants. STSMs are exchange visits between researchers involved in a COST Action, allowing scientists to visit an institution or laboratory in another COST Member state. These scientific missions may last up to six months in another COST Member/Cooperating Member or Near-Neighbour Country joining the Action. Their aim is to foster collaboration in excellent research infrastructures and share new techniques that may not be available in a participant’s home institution or laboratory. Many thanks to the COST Association - European Cooperation in Science and Technology for supporting NetwOArk. The Magnificent 7 are: Andrea Schwab Nazife Ozturk Viviana Reyes Nádia Santos Enrico Zoroddu Ayça Bal Öztürk João Henriques #osteoarthritis #networking #costaction
The successful completion of Charles University research was made achievable through the seamless integration of the CIPRES Gateway into their computational processes. They were able to clarify morphological uncertainties of previous works and discuss various morphological peculiarities of Clevelandellidae. #ResearchSuccess #MorphologicalClarity #ScientificDiscovery #ComputationalScience #MorphologicalAnalysis #Clevelandellidae #ResearchBreakthrough #ScienceIntegration #DataAnalysis 🧬🔍 https://ow.ly/Zu2H50QFJIO
The 2024 #MARVEL site visit is starting - today and tomorrow our scientists and the SNSF Swiss National Science Foundation review panel will take stock of the project, now in its 10th year, and chart the path towards the next 2 years and beyond #materialscience #computationalchemistry #machinelearning
Got lots of ideas 💡 for your next #spatialbiology experiment 🔬 but nothing left in the funding pot? Want to get #multiomic with THE gold standard ISH technology that has - ☑ Been cited in over 10,000 peer-reviewed scientific publications? ☑ Designed over 50,000 unique custom probes in over 400 species? Join us at School of RNAscope to 'pitch your project' and be in with the chance of winning a £20k grant for RNAscope! #SchoolofRNAscope24
In our “Pitch Your Project” competition, you get the chance to present your 5-minute project pitch live to our judging panel and School of RNAscope 2024 audience! The 20,000 GBP Technology Grant prize winners will be selected and awarded during School of RNAscope! Submit now: https://bit.ly/49jIdL4
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Yeeeeepppppppeeeee!!!! Hello, #linkedinfamily... Here we come again... Another scholarship in the bag for 2024. One of us was awarded the CEPLAS - Cluster of Excellence on Plant Sciences PhD scholarship in Germany... Big congratulations to him... More to come!! Keep an eye on our posts and webinar sessions.. Don't miss any! Remember to always #keepyourdreamsalive! #gradschool #scholarship #phd
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🎉That's a wrap! I just completed an 8-week coaching engagement with Oak Ridge National Laboratory aimed at teaching researchers how to communicate their work to entrepreneurs and technology scouts. It was an absolute pleasure to work with this amazing group of researchers and technology commercialization managers! ➡️Learn more about technology commercialization at ORNL and the Safari coaching program in their article: Five ORNL researchers complete pilot commercialization coaching program. 🔗Link in comments
Five Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers recently completed an eight-week pilot #commercialization coaching program led by Dr. Angelique Adams as part of Safari, a program funded by DOE Office of Technology Transitions' Practices to Accelerate the Commercialization of Technologies. https://bit.ly/4doyogZ Congratulations to: 👏 Nicholas Gregorich, Physical Sciences at ORNL 👏 Syed Z. Islam, Ph.D., Physical Sciences at ORNL 👏 Brian Sanders, Biology and Environmental Sciences at ORNL 👏 Michelle K. Kidder, Clean Energy at ORNL 👏 Tugba Turnaoglu, Clean Energy at ORNL
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#SynBYSS with Prof R. Helen Zha, PhD at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute & Prof Tae Seok Moon at Engineering Biology Research Consortium (the SynBYSS chair covering for Prof Hal Alper at UT Austin). The video is below
"Where do you see yourself in five years?", Prof. Max von Delius (Ulm University) asked Richard Whitfield, postdoc at D-MATL, as a mock interview question. Such interactive exercises, discussions, and feedback rounds were at the core of today's "How to Start Your Own Lab" workshop. ETH Zurich Competence Center for Materials and Processes (MaP) organised it in collaboration with NaturalScience.Careers. Thirteen postdocs from MaP research groups attended. Besides the faculty interview, the workshop touched on topics such as "How to secure funding", "How to manage your projects", or "How to select your co-workers". #MaP #MaterialsandProcesses #postdocs #faculty Nethmi De Alwis Carla Fernandez Rico Se-Hyeong Jung Phil Preikschas Richard Whitfield Pius M. Theiler Jiukai Tang Thomas Tancogne-Dejean Moe Elgendi Eva Herbst Zhan-Hong Lin Peng Liu Antoine Sanner
Sean Zsoldos, undergraduate student in the Penn State Eberly College of Science, worked on the project "Prebiotic Phosphorylation Under Wet-Dry Cycling in the Presence of Coacervates" last summer with support from an Erickson Discovery Grant. With the mentorship of Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Christine Keating, Sean explored the unknowns surrounding Earth’s first living cells. In a project report, Sean wrote, "In recent years, chemical processes involving Earth’s prebiotic environment have been studied to further understand the origin of life. After many unsuccessful attempts, phosphorylation via wet-dry cycling was achieved after observing 31P-NMR results. To aid in driving the reaction, prebiotic catalysts cyanate and imidazole were employed. Alternative to the literature, the performed experiment completed the reaction in a "one-pot” method, minimizing human interaction. This allowed for a more plausible prebiotic simulation. In the future, this process will be studied even more to investigate phosphorylation of other biological nucleophiles." Students hoping to explore or build on literature in their area of interest are encouraged to apply for Erickson Discovery Grants that support summer 2024 projects before the deadline on Sunday, February 11 at https://lnkd.in/eCPxKRkv. #PennState
