Conference flyer listing confirmed speakers and attendees
Calling all GTPase enthusiasts! The 2026 Regulation and Function of Small GTPases FASEB conference will be held June 22-24 in Florida, USA.
events.faseb.org/event/Small-...
Great job Andrew!
That cannot be good.
Want to learn how Rap2 regulates cell migration? Check out our new paper. Great job Andrew!
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41200767/
Not really. At the end you grant has to get a good score from study section that consists of independent scientists from various institutions. If your score is bad, you will not get funded no matter how well you know PO. Knowing PO may help you better understand what study sections are looking for.
It was a real pleasure to host Daniele Menjivar in my lab as part of CREU program (cancer research experience for undergraduates). It is such a breath of fresh air to be involved in mentoring new generation of scientists, especially in current anti-science environment.
🏅 Congrats to Andrew Neumann, winner of the FEBS Open Bio Poster Prize at the EMBO Workshop “Cell polarity and membrane dynamics” with the work "Mono-ubiquitylation dependent activation and regulation of Rap2 function during cell migration"👏 @prekerislab.bsky.social franbottanelli.bsky.social
Happy Summer Solstice!
Actually I completely disagree. Most of the Profs I know in our institution (men and women) are over-worked and under-paid (and stressed). They are expected to teach, bring grants, and do lots of administrative work.
For once, I agree with Trump.
Congrats Ally.
Andrew (student in my lab) won best student talk at EMBO conference on cell polarity! Good jib Andrew!
Andrew (PhD student in my lab) is presenting talk and poster in EMBO cell polarity meeting. And he is crushing it!
Off to EMBO cell polarity meeting in San Feliu de Guixol. But first, will spend a day in Barcelona. This is one of my favorite microbreweries there
My self-appointed guards making sure that I am safe while writing grant and drinking wine on patio in our house.
Science is under attack. Proposed 40% NIH cut threatens jobs, research, and medical progress. Call your reps, governor, and mayor now—urge them to stand up for science.
www.ascb.org/science-poli...
Tomatoe and pepper seedlings are ready to go in the ground! If you live in Colorado and interested in unique varieties of peppers and tomatoes, send me a message. We have over 30 varieties that you will not find in stores.
Yep, my student lost her diversity F31. Only had it for 9 month.
Check out our new paper on the role of Rap2 in regulating actin dynamics and cell migration. Congrats on nice work Andrew!
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Morel season has started!
There are some things that still lift my spirits even during these crazy times. Here is one of the. The morning duck run from their night enclosure.
It was diversity F31.
We are still waiting for Council meeting for our T32. However, my student's F31 (she was in her first year) was cancelled yesterday.
I came to US thirty five years ago leaving Soviet Union and looking for a freedom. At a time US was truly a shining city upon the hill. It is so sad to see that all being destroyed. US is starting to look scarily similar to Soviet Union.
Want to learn more about Climate Change Biology (yes, climate change is real)? Check out this Symposium organized by Molecular Biology PhD Program students at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus!
Colorado out in force to support US science!
Paris Now #StandUpForScience
@standupforscience.bsky.social
@standupforscifr.bsky.social
compliments of sulekh.bsky.social one of our postdocs!
Welcome to the Bluesky account for Stand Up for Science 2025!
Keep an eye on this space for updates, event information, and ways to get involved. We can't wait to see everyone #standupforscience2025 on March 7th, both in DC and locations nationwide!
#scienceforall #sciencenotsilence
The best way to recover from all the nonsense in last couple weeks is to have lunch near fire pit. 65F temperature and sun also helps.
