Our Postbacs do amazing things! The unique postbac training experience in the Colón-Ramos lab is the perfect way to experience 'grad school life' and grow in supportive mentored environment. Currently accepting applications for 2024-2026! Apply by May 3rd forms.gle/o4DrDF1ABi4aSm…

We are THRILLED to announce to appointment of our new Chair of the Department of Genetics Yale School of Medicine, Dr Valerie Reinke. 👏🏽👏🏿👏👏🏼

Amazing to have Hyman Lab here to talk about his pioneering work on phase separation in cell biology as this year's Palade lecturer!

Pietro de Camilli to Present 2024 Konrad Bloch Lecture on April 1 Rachelle Gaudet MurthyLab at Harvard De Camilli Lab Yale School of Medicine Harvard University mcb.harvard.edu/department/new…

Only fitting that one of our own wins the Microscopy Society of America's Palade Award! Congrats to Florian Schueder Bewersdorf Lab !

So proud of Haifan Lin for being awarded the prestigious Amory Prize!

Our paper 'Tomosyns attenuate SNARE assembly and synaptic depression by binding to VAMP2-containing template complexes' finally appears in Nature Communications: nature.com/articles/s4146… A pleasant collaboration with Matthijs Verhage's lab. 1/n

🚨Heads up: The Northeast Nuclear Envelope Regional Meeting (NENE) is May 17th at Yale University! 🚨

Get ready for some fascinating science and invigorating discussions! Keynote by Abby Buchwalter

Abstract submission April 5

sites.google.com/view/nene2024/…

This weeks #EM_Monday is for people who like microglia, nucleus/nucleophagy(?), and mitochodria! A 🧵 In this image you are seeing a microglia (pink) near the soma of a neuron (blue). Even from this image you can see how flat the soma and nucleus of the microglia are. (1/n)

MBB's Dr. Karla Neugebauer talks about how cell biology and molecular biology can be leveraged to solve environmental issues and climate change in a recent Nature Cell Biology piece.

Read more here: ow.ly/rvy450QFIly

Dynamin-like proteins at the nuclear envelope? That and other surprises in excellent work by Philip Mannino with help from Nick Ader Melia Lab and LusKing Lab! #autophagy

biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

If @ #BPS2024 , check out all our exciting works describing new technologies to study molecular organization of #membrane proteins and #lipids directly from the #membrane and its applications in understanding various membrane-associated signaling events

Always enjoy hearing about one of many important discoveries made by our De Camilli Lab !

nature.com/articles/s4155…

This week’s #TraineeTuesday ⭐️ is Chase Amos, a Yale Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program graduate student mentored by Pietro De Camilli! He recently published two papers 🥳 Let’s dive into his research journey! [1/5]

So proud of Haifan, well deserved!

TODAY! 11:30am, Genetics Seminar Speaker, Dr. Danesh Moazed, presents 'Epigenetic Inheritance and Chromatin-associated RNA Decay. '
Link below.... medicine.yale.edu/event/gensem01…
All Yale University affiliates welcome!

SAVE THE DATE! for our Genetics Seminar on 01/30/24 at 11:30am from Dr. Danesh Moazed, presenting 'Epigenetic Inheritance and Chromatin-associated RNA Decay. '
Link below....
medicine.yale.edu/event/gensem01…
All Yale University affiliates welcome!

Was great to hear all about circadian clocks today from our colleague across campus Department of MCDB Josh Gendron. Read all about his journey in science in our #meetthespeakers column by Sarah and XJ from Min WU
medicine.yale.edu/cellbio/news-a…

Lipid osmosis, membrane tension, and other mechanochemical driving forces of lipid flow biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Osmosis plays a key role in the transport of water and other small molecules. Here we propose that lipid osmosis occurs between membranes.

Hey first-year, STEM-interested students Yale University looking to find their first-year seminar for the spring and seeking their first research experience! Consider “Introduction to Research”, which provides a wet lab and coding boot camp, and tips on scientific writing. 1stGenYale