#Doudna

Dr. Fahad Rafiq

THREAD: Award of Nobel Prize was a matter of time for CRISPR/cas9 tech. Nobel com. awarded Charpentier & Doudna. But is this fitting when so many have contributed? Here I

Christopher J. Herna

ProfCJHernandez

Are you worried about government waste? Some years ago the @NSF gave a ~$300,000 grant to a UC Berkeley professor to study how bacteria get sick. Does that sound wasteful

My disability is genetic. I'm struggling with the Nobel Prize in chemistry going to scientists working on gene editing. I have conflicting, ever-evolving views about passing on my disability but

In two weeks, the Nobel Committee at the Karolinska Institute will award the 2020 Nobel Prize in Medicine/Physiology. Who will win? We don’t know for sure - but I think

It's weird to celebrate a Nobel Prize that at once feels so long overdue and at the same time, honors a discovery made not even a decade ago! But things

#Thread Cocorico Le nom de cette française restera dans l’Histoire de l’Humanité. Grâce à elle n’importe qui peut désormais utiliser CRISPR pour viser n’importe quel gène d’un être vivant

Dr. Alexandra Gros ⚛ 🧠 🐭

Pour aller plus loin sur ce sujet, il y a une table ronde maintenant sur l'invisibilité des femmes dans le milieu scientifique en direct sur @Pariscience : https://pariscience.fr/table-ronde-femmes-sciences-2/#WomenInSTEM #WomenInScien

Nidhi Subbaraman

"Did you do enough at the Broad to address gender gaps in STEM roles?" @SenDuckworth to Eric Lander at his hearing this am for @WHOSTP Director and science adviser to

jack Lord oatkon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBO0xshSX2w&feature=emb_rel_endCOVID Criminals Accused of Crimes Against HumanityThe Pushback AGAINST Covid crimes begins! The German Investigation Into the Covid Scandalhttps://www.globalresearch.ca/vide

I want to reboot the conversation about this patent, and, crucially about patents in general. Let me start by saying that it was not my intent to single out @anshulkundaje,

How to use #CRISPR gene editing to fight heart disease, the #1 killer worldwide:A thread 10+ years in the making.This one starts in 2009 when I was a postdoc in