Very excited to announce the upcoming research conference I am co-organizing with Chris Adams, MD, PhD, from the Mayo Clinic. Please share with your colleagues!

So honored and excited to be included among this incredible network of scientists taking on tough and risky problems in basic science! Thanks @hypothesisfund and Devaki Bhaya for the support! Let’s go, choanoflagellates - the The FUNR Lab team is ready!

Amazing program! I highly recommend junior faculty participating with ASBMB IMAGE grant writing workshop— especially new PIs! Wonderful support, access to resources, and opportunity to build community.

.Dr. Melanie McReynolds, who attended last year's IMAGE grant writing workshop, shared about her takeaway that it's critical to receive feedback on a grant, rather than write it alone. 'We are better together,' she said. Apply for #ASBMBIMAGE 2024 by April 15: asbmb.org/career-resourc….

I thank God daily for the opportunity to lead, mentor, and influence such a dynamic group of scientists in the @mcreynoldslab. These people are our future world changers! I absolutely love this job and lab. #ProudPI

Time to sound the alarm about the hidden epidemic of kidney disease ⁦nature⁩ nature.com/articles/d4158…

Andrew Read (realAndrewRead), former director of the Huck, has been selected to serve as Penn State’s senior vice president for research. psu.edu/news/administr…

In this season— I am full and thankful for it all. This past weekend, I was honored with the 2024 Early Career Award from Penn State’s Graduate School Alumni Society. I am humbled by this achievement and excited to continue paying it forward! #WeAre psu.edu/news/graduate-…

Collaborative science is the best science! Another powerful and impactful collaboration between the The McReynolds Lab! and Kati Andreasson’s lab! We revealed how TREM1 disrupts myeloid bioenergetics with aging. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Thrilled to share our work out today in Nature Neuroscience!
We found that TREM1 disrupts myeloid bioenergetics and cognitive function in #aging and #Alzheimer disease mouse models 🧵👇

nature.com/articles/s4159…

Stanford Neurology & Neurological Sciences Stanford Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute CZI Science

New member orientation #DiscoverBMB ASBMB

Get to know our GSA president! Check out this Q&A on the ECOS website: science.psu.edu/news/qa-bmmb-g…

Great conversation with Jonesy, and HHMI NEWS HGFs Dr. Melanie McReynolds and Lauren Hagler, PhD at the American Chemical Society meeting in NOLA! It was cool to observe the peer mentoring, support, and sharing of advice. Steady progress!

I'm thrilled to share some exciting news! The The McReynolds Lab! achieved a remarkable milestone. For the first time in our history, we have not one, but two students who have been awarded the prestigious Erickson Discovery Grant! This grant is one of the most esteemed honors an…

So happy to connect with these game changers! Future is bright ya’ll🤩🤩🤩 Giving a talk in the “Celebrating Black Biochemist & Chemical Biologists” session at 8 am tomorrow ! #ACSSpring2024

Fun time hosting and catching up with many Bay Area #HannaGrayFellows over some delicious food from Telefèric Barcelona. Thanks HHMI NEWS, especially Judy Glaven, for supporting this community of diverse, young scientists!!

HHMI Hanna Gray Fellow Francisco J. Sánchez-Rivera & his Koch Institute at MIT lab have developed a framework to scale up prime editing, a powerful tool in the genome editing toolkit. The team hopes their work will help advance cancer & disease research: hhmi.org/news/scaling-p… #HannaGrayFellows

I want to send a HUGE congratulations to my graduate student, Praveena Prasad, on passing her PhD qualifying exam on Monday! We are extremely proud of you and everything you do for the The McReynolds Lab!! The sky is the limit.

Excited to share my postdoc work out in Nature Chemical Biology!
We explored the preferences and efficiencies of ATP pathways in cells and tissues. By quantifying metabolic flux and proteomics, we found that respiration makes ATP faster per enzyme mass than glycolysis🧵nature.com/articles/s4158…