Bravo-Cordero Laboratory

02/19/2021

Super excited to present Bravo-Cordero Lab work next Monday at Cib Csic in where I spent many days as a PhD student. This will be my first talk in Spain since I left 13 years ago!! Too long... So many memories. Thanks so much Javier Redondo
for inviting me. Such an honor to present in one of the best center for biomedical research in Spain in such a good company Eti Cukierman and Dennis Wirtz. I wish it was in person! ASEICA

08/16/2018

Retweeted NYU School of Med ():

We’re excited to offer full-tuition scholarships to all current and future students in the MD degree program! https://t.co/Zhnvfil4gx https://t.co/NV0AU60opG

08/16/2018

Retweeted heran.darwin ():

Amazing! Tuition-free medical school thanks to our trustees, alumni and friends!

08/16/2018

Retweeted Andrew Leader ():

https://t.co/HdLZ6JFszF Someone else agrees that obtaining a medical degree shouldn’t require going into hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt.

A plan will cover the $55,000 annual tuition for every current and future New York University School of Medicine student, regardless of financial need.

08/15/2018

Retweeted Jason Shepherd ():

Reading up on Fred Sanger. Worked at his bench his whole career. Officially only had around 10 graduate students and published less than 100 papers in 40 years. 2 personal Nobel's and 2 of his students also Nobel's. His impact was primarily on method building.

08/14/2018

Retweeted Oded Rechavi ():

And accordingly Brenner wrote: “Sanger wouldn’t survive today’s world of science.. some committee would note that he published little of import between insulin in 1952.. RNA seq in 67.. long gap until DNA seq in 77. He would be labelled as unproductive, and his funding denied.”

“Born : Fred Sanger, the only person to win two Nobel Prizes in chemistry for two seminal contributions - protein and DNA sequencing. Sanger was a scientist's scientist, saying once, "Of the three things in science, namely doing, talking, and writing, I am best at the doing."”

08/05/2018

Retweeted T. Allen Pannell, Jr ():

Big impression #1 – great emphasis and support for Young Researchers (YR). One whole day dedicated to them and one poster session. Great support for travel. I’ve not seen this type of support at other conferences. The future is so bright you’ve got to wear shades!
4/n

08/05/2018

Retweeted F Javier Carmona ():

Beautiful talk by Richard O Hynes on the role of tumor- & stromal-derived factors in ECM remodeling. Despite being outnumbered, cells are the bad guys increasing matrix complexity that induces in — https://t.co/CecukhXJ4o

08/05/2018

Retweeted KMBussard ():

Congratulations to Dr. Richard Hynes for receiving the MRS Paget-Ewing award! https://t.co/NQxOeXLcSz

08/04/2018

Retweeted Jacky GOETZ ():

is the first to mention the positive consideration of preprints in the meet-the-editors session 👍👍👍

08/03/2018

Retweeted Paula Bos ():

Terrific job of the ECLC group!!! Departing members been recognized by the society Chairs. https://t.co/gd0BQBQq50

08/02/2018

Retweeted IBC Research Fdn ():

Dr. Isiah Fidler's closing remarks on the challenges of treating metastatic cancer Congress https://t.co/sXbWepPn3A