Former academic, now MSL gastroenterology @TakedaPharma Big fan of 😸, 🗻, 🏈, but mostly🥼🧪
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Eva Cloots, PhD retweeted
Interested in dendritic cell biology and/or IRE1 signaling? Ready for a new challenge in the city of Ghent? If the answer is 2x yes, please check the VIB website for open positions for a PhD student jobso.id/har5 and a postdoc jobso.id/har8 in the @JanssensLab
Happy to announce that our paper on my favorite UPR protein is out in @embojournal! Big thanks to @VIBEyckermanS and @JanssensLab for supporting me during this journey!
Check out the thread below :)
Great job by @ClootsEva and Phaedra from the Janssens lab! Happy to see their work out in @embojournal.
A fun and collaborative effort with @VIBEyckermanS and @SavvidesLab.
@VIBLifeSciences @InflamResCen
Time for a thread!
embopress.org/doi/full/10.10…
Beautiful morning to start our last day of #GESRC. Looking forward to the final days of fascinating talks! – at Steamboat Springs, CO
Happy to share this discovery that has been in the making since my PhD years. Who knew there was a tiny protein out there that can tame IRE1b all along 👌
Thanks @JanssensLab and @VIBEyckermanS for supporting me on this project!
@FWOVlaanderen @VIBLifeSciences
Activation of goblet cell stress sensor IRE1β is controlled by the mucin chaperone AGR2 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Eva Cloots, PhD retweeted
Please help spreading! Looking for a postdoctoral fellow to implement and develop single-cell mass spectrometry-based proteomics in my lab! career012.successfactors.eu/….
Really happy to be able to meet with everyone from all VIB centers in person again! And big thanks to @VIBLifeSciences HQ for the inspiring program you assembled :)
Finally we're back together again for an on-site #VIBSeminar22. We missed you all and are glad to see so many of our community together again. We hope you enjoy this edition in Genk!
My poor colleagues had to listen to me stress out about the FWO grant interview for weeks, so I brought them some breakfast to celebrate it wasn't all for nothing 😏
@JanssensLab @InflamResCen @FWOVlaanderen
Beyond thrilled to share that I will be digging into the biology of UPR sensor IRE1β for three more years at @InflamResCen @VIBLifeSciences thanks to a postdoctoral fellowship from @FWOVlaanderen.
@JanssensLab let's do this! 😁🧬
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Eva Cloots, PhD retweeted
Check out our report on orthogonal proteomics for binders of the lncRNA HOTAIR! Great work by @ldlhaye and his colleagues now published in @SciReports. With excellent contributions from @compomics and @pieter_mestdagh. @VIB_CMB @FWOVlaanderen rdcu.be/cFORc
Eva Cloots, PhD retweeted
Please help spreading! To help coordinating and managing proteome analyses, Ghent-based @VIB_PRC housed in @VIB_CMB is looking for a new colleague with proven expertise in MS-based proteomics. More info: jobs.vib.be/j/43810/technolo….
Eva Cloots, PhD retweeted
Veertien #UGent'ers waren dapper genoeg de #ThesisThread uitdaging aan te gaan en legden hun onderzoek uit in een Twitter-draadje. Drie daarvan gaan naar de eindjury: ugent.be/nl/actueel/ugent-on… @VLIRnws @ugent_fea @ugent_fge
Eva Cloots, PhD retweeted
Looking to start your own lab? Interested in organoids? 🧫🧫@InflamResCen & @VIBLifeSciences has a vacancy for a new PI!! Apply now ➡️ jobso.id/e75z and come join us! As a new(ish) PI, I can honestly say it’s a great place to get started.. cool tech & great colleagues!
Proud to be part of this organization!
🎉 Today we celebrate our 25th anniversary! Discover our research, our story, and the origin of impact here 👉 bit.ly/2ZJ1ffL
About seven years ago I came eye to eye with a little protein called IRE1β when I joined the @Svennetti and @JanssensLab labs. Welcome to The Ins and Outs of IRE1β signaling: the Thesis Thread (1/16)
#ThesisThread #ScienceCommunication
@VIBLifeSciences @ResearchUGent
Mucus proteins are huge, so they’re really capable of clogging the ER. If the ER is clogged, nothing comes through. This would be problematic in the intestine, as we really need the ER to produce a nice mucus layer to separate pathogens from our intestine. (15/16)
