A Still Life of Academia moment from my desk on the promotion with tenure. A note of thanks to all trainees, colleagues, and mentors who made the past years and effort so exciting and enjoyable. Now..the next phase. Thanks to HMSGenetics/BCH OrthoSurgery - and me parents.

@RachelLukowicz the lof mutant is gain of function kcnh2. Interestingly when you cross these mutants to some connexins (Cx43/sortfin) it can suppress this growth. I very much like your work! better in describing than I. I just thought it interesting your choice of last zf standing!

@ReischauerS my iacuc would not like my venture into this space

@RachelLukowicz Absolutely fantastic work! You might note that the lof zebrafish you detail at the end is also due to increased bioelectric signaling leading to larger fins!

@TheLovelyLab @slewzeus @MadS100tist @jbwallingford @lucksmith @SMBurgessLab ….thank you It has been a while since I felt this centered calm

@benoitbruneau Kenmore square Boston

@TDCapellini Beer garden on Nekar. Don’t worry about anyone else being there.

@SMBurgessLab @MadS100tist @Rob_Lalonde89 @chrmosimann Scared

@jbwallingford @MBLScience No fish fins?? Tasty

@aimeezun @MarianRosL Go team DV!

RT @jbwallingford: Fun to read the greats. Ross Harrison invented cell culture, but his first love was development of fish fins: "when I t…

@megankillian need some art work on them walls as it seems you will be there a bit....

That explains a lot

I know these guys!!!!

RT @StottmannLab: Development's 2023 Outstanding Paper Prize

RT @laszlorban57: Excited to host #AdvSciCom24 with an exciting lineup of speakers, including @KatalinSolymosi, @ferencmueller and @mvargam…

@ZCofran @TracyKivell Post link when it is available. Looks interesting

@AlexCarlKeene @ScienceStowers @NicolasRohner @TAMU_Biology this can't be good....