🎉#EmoryDOMKudos: Congrats to Anayancy Ramos Facio, PhD, candidate in Emory LGS's microbiology and molecular genetics program, and her advisor Timothy Read, PhD, Infectious Diseases faculty member, for being named 2024 Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Gilliam Fellows!⁠

This meeting HHMI | Janelia will bring together researchers to share challenges and successes in the development of new genetic tools for a broad range of non-traditional model organisms and biological problems. Learn more + apply by Oct. 29 @ janelia.news/NMS25 @HHMINews

🎉Congratulations @AICJanelia! 🔬Celebrating 10 years of providing researchers w/access to cutting-edge imaging technology & expertise➡️ hhmi.news/46Qnler 🌍And now working to bring imaging technologies to underserved communities around the globe➡️ hhmi.news/46MZXyw

AIC at Janelia was launched in 2014. In May, we celebrated this amazing decade-long journey of charting a path to democratizing microscopy to the world. Here is the story, chronicled by those who witnessed its beginning. janelia.org/news/janelias-…

Contrary to how tumors operate while still in the kidney, metastatic kidney cancers rely heavily on mitochondrial metabolism, according to new research from HHMI Investigator Ralph DeBerardinis (DeBerardinis Lab) & colleagues Children’s Research Institute at UT Southwestern. hhmi.news/3X7db5U

HHMI Investigator Kristy Red-Horse (Kristy Red Horse) shares her research on blood vessel injury and repair, her path to Stanford University, and what motivates her pursuit of seemingly unanswerable questions. hhmi.news/3SWoM5z

On #WorldMosquitoDay, we celebrate the insightful and impactful science of #NASmember Leslie Vosshall, whose expertise in olfaction has advanced our understanding of disease-transmitting mosquitoes.🦟 Read highlights from her work in her PNASNews QnAs: ow.ly/BWxj50T1cak

HHMI Investigator Zach Lippman & collaborators discovered the gene that drives prickle growth in dozens of flowering plants. Their findings shed new light on convergent evolution, whereby unrelated species develop the same adaptive traits over time: hhmi.news/3WVF4g0

A study from Samuel Sternberg (Sam Sternberg), who was recently selected as an HHMI Investigator, & colleagues Columbia Medicine shows that bacteria can encode hidden genes outside their genome. ...Can humans? cuimc.columbia.edu/news/bacteria-…

Check out HHMI #HannaGrayFellow Jasmin Camacho (Dr. Jasmin Camacho 🦇🔬☠️🧠☀️), an evolutionary biologist at Stowers Institute, as she chats with NPR about her research. Can nectar bats in Belize help us crack the code on sugar metabolism & offer new ways to treat diabetes?🎧 npr.org/transcripts/nx…

“As viruses with pandemic potential emerge, it’s important to establish how they’ll interact with human cells. Our new study provides a tool to predict what those newly emerging viruses can do.” —Jennifer Doudna, (Doudna Lab) HHMI Investigator Read more: gladstone.org/news/3d-shapes…

Elizabeth Villa (Elizabeth Villa, UCSD BioSciences), and colleagues, have unveiled the structure of the nuclear basket, key to how cells control what enters/exits the nucleus. This could reshape our understanding of gene expression & DNA organization. More: cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092…

📢 Students: Do your PhD research at Janelia! 🧪 We offer graduate research opportunities in neuroscience & interdisciplinary biology in collaboration with Johns Hopkins University & Johns Hopkins Medicine. 🔗 Learn more + apply by Dec. 1 ➡️ janelia.link/graduate-progr…

🔓Decoding the language of cells with the power of proteomics.🧪 ✨New research from Janelia Group Leader Jiefu Li (Jiefu Li) & colleagues at @hhmijanelia @hhminews @stanford Broad Institute. janelia.org/news/decoding-…