Jennifer Landino
@jenelandino.bsky.social
New PI at Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth. Favorite things: Cytoskeleton, Cell Division, Microscopy and Xenopus
Feel free to reach out if you have questions, or want to learn more about our scientific community 🔬
August 27, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Feel free to reach out if you have questions, or want to learn more about our scientific community 🔬
Biological Sciences at Dartmouth is also hiring a Cell and Molecular Biologist. We could be neighbors 😀 apply.interfolio.com/171625
August 27, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Biological Sciences at Dartmouth is also hiring a Cell and Molecular Biologist. We could be neighbors 😀 apply.interfolio.com/171625
Very cool! I will definitely take a look
August 4, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Very cool! I will definitely take a look
Big congrats to Greg, the first author, for getting this work ready for preprint. It's extra special because today is the lab's 2 year birthday! 🥳 #newpi #xenopus #frogwranglers #cellfree
August 1, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Big congrats to Greg, the first author, for getting this work ready for preprint. It's extra special because today is the lab's 2 year birthday! 🥳 #newpi #xenopus #frogwranglers #cellfree
Reposted by Jennifer Landino
APHA Plaintiffs' counsel:
The record shows a "slapdash" decisionmaking process to terminate grants.
In one case, Matt Memoli at NIH took 6 minutes to review 6 grants to "review" and terminate them.
This is important bc it shows NIH didn't make a meaningful grant-by-grant review as req'd by law.
The record shows a "slapdash" decisionmaking process to terminate grants.
In one case, Matt Memoli at NIH took 6 minutes to review 6 grants to "review" and terminate them.
This is important bc it shows NIH didn't make a meaningful grant-by-grant review as req'd by law.
June 16, 2025 at 2:38 PM
APHA Plaintiffs' counsel:
The record shows a "slapdash" decisionmaking process to terminate grants.
In one case, Matt Memoli at NIH took 6 minutes to review 6 grants to "review" and terminate them.
This is important bc it shows NIH didn't make a meaningful grant-by-grant review as req'd by law.
The record shows a "slapdash" decisionmaking process to terminate grants.
In one case, Matt Memoli at NIH took 6 minutes to review 6 grants to "review" and terminate them.
This is important bc it shows NIH didn't make a meaningful grant-by-grant review as req'd by law.
Course alums*, not albums 🤦♀️
April 2, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Course alums*, not albums 🤦♀️