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I wrote down my rules on how to Science. I hope you find it useful!

Women are under-represented at senior levels in #academia globally, and across all #science disciplines, as shown by these "scissor-shaped curves" ✂️ So how can we achieve #gender #equality? We discuss various strategies in this #Cell Commentary.. 🧵 cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

This is super important for the field. Thank you!

Thanks for having me Munich RNA Club Helmholtz Munich | @HelmholtzMunich as your first external speaker this week, especially to the postdocs (Xavier Hernandez Alias) for the invite, and to Sattler Lab for hosting me. I enjoyed my visit a lot as I got to connect with the Munich RNA community.

Happy to host Sam Sternberg from Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics last week as a speaker in the ImmunoSensation Cluster Lecture Series who gave a fantastic talk in Bonn. Thank you for a nice visit!

My rules for academia: 1. there are many paths to success, look for your own, 2. if the project excites you, do it; if it doesn’t, don’t. 3. let the project change, that’s what it’s supposed to do, 4. review the work of as you’d want to be reviewed, 5. one sentence, one idea.

We are proud and excited to share the new study from our lab, led by the amazing Ranen Aviner. It uncovers an important pathogenic mechanism causing cellular dysfunction in Huntington's Disease. We hope this work will inspire new and effective therapies nature.com/articles/s4155…

Tom Cech in The New York Times: "What’s driving the RNA age is this molecule’s dazzling versatility." - The Long-Overlooked Molecule That Will Define a Generation of Science nytimes.com/2024/05/29/opi…

Can someone please figure out what vaults do? It’s almost 40 years since Nancy Kedersha found them. 🤷‍♀️

“I am a successful lawyer,” I whisper to myself as I stand in the dead-last boarding group awaiting my middle seat in the ass-end of the plane.

We invite all #RNA enthusiasts to join us on 1st August 2024 DZNE Research Center on #RNADay (1st AUG) in Bonn for our 6th Rhineland RNA Club/Salon meeting (sponsored by The RNA Society Lexogen). We have fantastic local #RNA speakers and for the first time two exciting invited speakers! 🧬

It was a blast hosting 120 RNA enthusiasts at the DZNE Research Center for our 6th Rhineland RNA Salon on #RNADay. Thank you to guests Andrea Rentmeister and Riccardo Pecori for giving great talks!

What an incredible turnout! I was not expecting to speak in front of more than 100 scientists when invited to the Rhineland RNA Club Club. Thanks for a great symposium on #RNADay 🤓 &🍦🍦🍦😊 Kathrin Leppek Dr Ina Huppertz with Riccardo Pecori 🙏

Such a day! Fantastic experience at the Rhineland RNA Club Club. Exciting science accompanied by delicious ice cream. Thanks for this great symposium on #RNADay Kathrin Leppek Dr Ina Huppertz with Andrea Rentmeister

1/9 We show that Human ribosomes have different rRNA sequences, predominantly indels. These include abundant variants such as GGC indels, which form different structures. We visualize variants in single cells and associate them with development and cancer. doi.org/10.1016/j.xgen…

When grant writing, choose your rabbit holes wisely.

Want to work on #ribosome specialization in cancer? We are looking for a postdoc colleague to join the team in Copenhagen! tinyurl.com/RiboCancerPost…

*please distribute widely* My department is searching for a new assistant professor in the immune engineering space with a keen interest in cancer applications. be.mit.edu/about/open-fac… Please reach out if you’re interested or know of someone we should proactively reach out to!

When your lab surprises you for your birthday is how you know you have the best people 😍.