Using scRNA-seq to finally get some answers as to why DES exposure causes cancer. Beautiful and important work! Carmen Williams 🏳️‍🌈

We are still looking for 2-3 people to join #TeamCorreaLab as postdoc(s) or technician(s).
Pleeeeease reach out. Save me - an introvert - from having to go to #SfN just to recruit.

I can share invite codes to Bluesky. It's also very easy to find and rebuild your network there by using the 3rd party app 'Sky Follower Bridge' which connects your twitter and Bsky accounts. Instructions are here: lifehacker.com/you-can-find-y…

There is an NIH T32 supported postdoctoral position in Toxicology available now at UCLA! DM or email me for details!

Watching all the innocent lives lost, I am just heartbroken. DM me if you need someone to talk to.

Environmental Health Sciences ColumbiaPublicHealth is hiring! Openings: Open Rank Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor, and NIEHS T32 Postdoctoral Fellow for Advanced Training in Environmental Health and Data Science. Join our team! publichealth.columbia.edu/academics/depa…

Someone just said: 'It's more of a comment than a question'. Unironically.

Published today in Cell Stem Cell, Drs. Clark clarklabucla and Landecker discuss how the latest 3-D embryo models are not actual embryos - advancing an important conversation around terminology in reproductive science. #UCLACRSHE

Read more below 👇
doi.org/10.1016/j.stem…

About to get on stage at the 2023 RemTec summit on emerging contaminants to present our work on PFAS (aka the forever chemicals) and their action on biological condensates. The project was led by past grad student extraordinaire Abigail Bline!

The UCLA Center for Reproductive Science Health and Education is on social media! Follow it on X and IG at @ucla_crshe. The Center's mission is to support research and education initiatives to improve human health, promote healthy families, and advance the well-being of society.

Authors, one of the most frequently misused words we see is “toxin.” Use this word only when referring to poison produced by an organism, such as a snake, fungus, or bacterium. For other harmful substances, use “toxicant.” #TuesdayTip

Our protamine paper is finally out! nature.com/articles/s4159…

Our lab is now on Threads. Follow us there!

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There is still time to apply for a post-doctoral position at UCLA (see post below). Send me a DM!

The deadline for applying to the GRC on Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms of Toxicity is fast approaching (July 16)! This is an amazing meeting to hear about the latest science and network with scientists from academia, government, and industry! Register through the link below 👇