The obsolete cables...made my day

Interesting, will have a look. When we or at least me started science I never thought of all the other skills we have to learn as well. (Like planing budgets 🙄)

And the saga continues: German magazine @spiegel.de found private email addresses, phone numbers (some linked to #Signal accounts) and even leaked passwords for #Hegseth, #Waltz and #Gabbard publicly available on the internet…

Easy prey for phishing attempts…

www.spiegel.de/internationa...

Great concept. Thanks for highlighting it here.

Congratulations to Alice, Cynthia and the rest of the team! Your hard work really paid of.

Also true for my dad. Still waiting for the correct diagnosis..most likely one form of FTD.

Out of curiosity, which journal? And yes at least some seem to be better than others.

Now I am a bit dissapointed..

This is incredibly beautiful.

Guess it depends of the quality of the course. I am thankful for the one I had, before I actually had to lead a team and learned a lot. My husband (not academia) had one as well, we are still talking about issues that we learned and how to address them.

Not in London, but message me if you like. We work with MENX rats, developing multiple endocrine neoplasia

Guess this comes with age.. first I managed the setting aside of books I didn't like and now I immidiately trash papers after a horrible Figure 1. Would have forced myself to read the whole thing a few years ago.

Learning from the other side now how valuable patient advocacy organizations are..keep going! It's important to translate scientific knowledge into help for the patients and families

Inflation must have hitten you harder than I assumed.

I find naked moles extremely interesting for their ability to resist cancer. Yet, we are working with a (norvegicus) rat model and this comes sometimes with several drawbacks as antibodies might not be available, bioinformatic pipelines not set up... Every model has its own dis/advantages.

Great work, Heiko. Congratulations to the whole team!

You could use the opportunity at the adrenal cancer symposium to so spread the news that the sky is indeed bluer here.

Congratulations Martin!

Congratulation 👏