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We have been renewed for Phase 2, which goes until the end of 2027, and I am hiring. If you are looking for a #postdoc role in #Singapore and interested in + have some skills for developing technology for medical diagnostics, send me your CV! Aiming for papers, patents + products
It was the opportunity and encouragement to translate technologies from the lab into products that drew me to #Singapore as part of Singapore- #MIT Alliance for Research and Technology. Escaping Boston winter for this after work is a nice perk though!
1/6 📢 Thrilled to share our latest work in Nature Communications! Check it out here: nature.com/articles/s41467-0….
5/6 This research was done with @SMART_AMR and @SCELSE. Grateful for my postdoctoral fellowship and Young Investigator Award from SIDS Institut Mérieux. Thanks to NMRC Singapore for funding this project! #Gratitude #ScienceCommunity
6/6 Special thanks to @kimingeneva and @kaylielam1 for guiding me into the fascinating world of #Enterococcusfaecalis. Appreciate my co-authors @ameyasinha and mentor Prof. Peter Dedon for this amazing opportunity. It takes a village to achieve greatness! 🙏 #Teamwork
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Delivery of therapeutic molecules is a major bottleneck for treating a wide range of diseases. Today we describe a new modality for delivering proteins based on an engineered contractile injection system @nature nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Happy to share our publication on #wastewater surveillance for the best recovery workflow of spiked arboviral/murine hepatitis virus RNA signals in wastewater! Great work by Singapore MIT Alliance for Research and Technology @SCELSE_SG @WLin_Lee @m475 pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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ChatGPT is everywhere and everyone is using it.
But most academics don't know how to use it *smartly.*
Here's how to use ChatGPT intelligently (and ethically) for academic purposes:
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#SCELSESeminarSeries is back with a bang with Prof Eric Alm from @MIT USA as our first speaker. He will be presenting some of his human microbiome research. Mark your calendars for 10.30am, next Thursday! See you there. #talk #science
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Scientists spend too much time taking “professional selfies”.
A paper from PNAS describes what it takes to be a scientist today. Key points (that I always emphasize myself):
#AcademicTwitter @AcademicChatter #research
This week I was at the 7th World One Health Congress, where they reemphasized the importance of surveillance of antimicrobial resistance & viral diseases and that we cannot afford to fly blind! 1/2
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First findings of a fun new collaborative research direction for our team, together with MIT's Pete Dedon. This part impressively spearheaded by @WLin_Lee.
An RNA modification enzyme directly senses reactive oxygen species for translational regulation in Enterococcus faecalis biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_micrbio
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Join our next free intro workshop for #genomics on the #cloud - with #singlecellgenomics examples, which can really benefit from scale and elasticity in the #cloud. Friendly timing for Middle East, E Europe to W Australia!
21-22 Sep 2022 @ 2-5pm SG time
tinyurl.com/genomicsintro
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Coming together for an Intra-CREATE workshop were researchers from #SCELSE, SMART, @NUSingapore & E2S2 for a discussion on sewage-based #surveillance in Singapore on 11 Aug 2022.
The event ended on a high with a lab tour at @NEAsg led by SCELSE alum, Martin Tay. #collaboration
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A comparative study of flow cytometry‐sorted communities and shotgun viral metagenomics in a Singapore municipal wastewater treatment plant @wileymicrobio @dongjingbuyuan onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Are you doing RNA-Seq analysis? Want to use the #Cloud but unsure how to start? Then join our free intro workshop for #Genomics on the #Cloud! Examples drawn from long read RNA-Seq analysis in this iteration.
June 22-23, 11am-2pm SGT both days
Register at tinyurl.com/genomicsintro
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No wonder BA.2 is causing so much transmissibility trouble
— ~175,000 nasopharyngeal samples analyzed for viral load
— BA.2 nearly twice as much as BA.1
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