There is SO much left to find & investigate in this dataset (& the rich biology of the Aedes aegypti mosquito)! We hope this helps scientists in many fields!
www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...
On the cover: The mosquito mosaic represents the tissues of the atlas presented by Goldman et al. The atlas reveals the complex diversity underlying the mosquito’s remarkable ability to locate human hosts and transmit deadly pathogens
This year we have launched our 2025 Alumni Scholarship Fund to support 1st year grad students, graduates of our GSMI program, to cover educational expenses in their 1st year of graduate school.
This year we have launched our 2025 Alumni Scholarship Fund to support 1st year grad students, graduates of our GSMI program, to cover educational expenses in their 1st year of graduate school.
📷 @oliviagoldman.net, AlexandraDefoe et al @rockefeller.edu
in @cellpress.bsky.social
➡️ bpod.org.uk/archive/2025... with
John Ankers
📷 @oliviagoldman.net, AlexandraDefoe et al @rockefeller.edu
in @cellpress.bsky.social
➡️ bpod.org.uk/archive/2025... with
John Ankers
Peter Skovorodnikov and I are excited to present FERAL: a new video-understanding toolkit that maps raw video directly to behavior, no pose estimation required.
It works across species, from lab to field, and even in collective systems. (🧵1/n)
Peter Skovorodnikov and I are excited to present FERAL: a new video-understanding toolkit that maps raw video directly to behavior, no pose estimation required.
It works across species, from lab to field, and even in collective systems. (🧵1/n)
There is SO much left to find & investigate in this dataset (& the rich biology of the Aedes aegypti mosquito)! We hope this helps scientists in many fields!
www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...
Our Co-Founder/Board Secretary @oliviagoldman.net participates in "Paths into Mind and Brain Careers" for CSU East Bay's Connections Week!
🕰️ Tuesday, 11/4, 12pm to 2pm
📍University Union, Multipurpose Room (CSU East Bay)
➡️ lrubio12.wordpress.com/event
Our Co-Founder/Board Secretary @oliviagoldman.net participates in "Paths into Mind and Brain Careers" for CSU East Bay's Connections Week!
🕰️ Tuesday, 11/4, 12pm to 2pm
📍University Union, Multipurpose Room (CSU East Bay)
➡️ lrubio12.wordpress.com/event
There is SO much left to find & investigate in this dataset (& the rich biology of the Aedes aegypti mosquito)! We hope this helps scientists in many fields!
www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...
➡️ lrubio12.wordpress.com/event…
11/5, @latinodeciencia.bsky.social leads a virtual workshop on applying to summer research & grad school (open to all!) 🎓
11/4, @oliviagoldman.net joins the Paths into Mind & Brain Careers panel! 🧠
➡️ lrubio12.wordpress.com/event…
11/5, @latinodeciencia.bsky.social leads a virtual workshop on applying to summer research & grad school (open to all!) 🎓
11/4, @oliviagoldman.net joins the Paths into Mind & Brain Careers panel! 🧠
Very excited to share our work on an almost-invisible female control, rapidly evolving mating recognition systems, and species that break the rules and take over the world. IN MOSQUITOES>
Very excited to share our work on an almost-invisible female control, rapidly evolving mating recognition systems, and species that break the rules and take over the world. IN MOSQUITOES>
There is SO much left to find & investigate in this dataset (& the rich biology of the Aedes aegypti mosquito)! We hope this helps scientists in many fields!
www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...
Data is available on the UC Santa Cruz @genomebrowser.bsky.social at mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
Data is available on the UC Santa Cruz @genomebrowser.bsky.social at mosquito.cells.ucsc.edu
There is SO much left to find & investigate in this dataset (& the rich biology of the Aedes aegypti mosquito)! We hope this helps scientists in many fields!
www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...
There is SO much left to find & investigate in this dataset (& the rich biology of the Aedes aegypti mosquito)! We hope this helps scientists in many fields!
www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...
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This year we lost 16 partners = $8.2K setback = 110 fewer dreams.
🎓 You can change that.
💸 Donate to open 110 new doors.
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Thank you to John Lê for the additional contributions!!
We built a 7-week guide + timeline to get you from draft to submission. It’s not too late — you’ve got this! ✨
🔗 cientificolatino.com/apply-in-7-weeks
#NSFGRFP #GradSchool #Fellowship
Thank you to John Lê for the additional contributions!!
We built a 7-week guide + timeline to get you from draft to submission. It’s not too late — you’ve got this! ✨
🔗 cientificolatino.com/apply-in-7-weeks
#NSFGRFP #GradSchool #Fellowship
Thank you to John Lê for the additional contributions!!
Aníbal is Científico Latino Junior Board member, longtime team member, & 2019 GSMI scholar. We are so honored to celebrate this milestone & continue to work with you to make science more inclusive!!
We are proud that we were able to save $53,205 in graduate school costs this year for our 100 GSMI scholars through Cientifico Latino, Inc. scholarships and fee waivers.
Learn more about our program: cientificolatino.com/gsmi
We are proud that we were able to save $53,205 in graduate school costs this year for our 100 GSMI scholars through Cientifico Latino, Inc. scholarships and fee waivers.
Learn more about our program: cientificolatino.com/gsmi
Our co-founders @latinodeciencia.bsky.social & @oliviagoldman.net:
🔹 Led a workshop on culture, communication & mentorship
🔹 Spoke on a panel about shifting cultural & funding landscapes
Big thanks to the organizers & everyone who came!
Our co-founders @latinodeciencia.bsky.social & @oliviagoldman.net:
🔹 Led a workshop on culture, communication & mentorship
🔹 Spoke on a panel about shifting cultural & funding landscapes
Big thanks to the organizers & everyone who came!
In-person event for college students & recent grads exploring STEM PhDs. Get insider tips & MIT insights!
📍 St. Francis College, NYC
🔗 Register: cientificolatino.com/phd-conference
What advice would you give to an incoming 1st year to try avoid this?
What advice would you give to an incoming 1st year to try avoid this?