Happy Halloween! 🎃 We are celebrating Yaffe lab style, with some tricks (Tiffany's cool data) and treats (candy and donuts) 🍬
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Prost! 🍻 October isn't truly over in the lab until we go out and celebrate Oktoberfest! 🇩🇪
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Check out one of the most recent articles from @MIT news, in which they interviewed our very own UROP Charvi Sharma about her research in the lab and her experience as a Course 6-7 major:
news.mit.edu/2023/giving-st…
news.mit.edu/2023/giving-st…
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Happy Friday science twitter! The official™️ Yaffe lab social media manager went on a brief hiatus to do experiments, but we are back with another Friday profile! This week, we caught up with Alex Kruswick, a PhD student
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Question 3: If you could be any lab instrument, what would it be and why?
The PCR machine (including a tube of NEB HiFi/Gibson Assembly Mix and Q5 Polymerase). Q5 is a cheat code and Gibson Assembly is an incredibly powerful tool that has enabled my research to happen.
The PCR machine (including a tube of NEB HiFi/Gibson Assembly Mix and Q5 Polymerase). Q5 is a cheat code and Gibson Assembly is an incredibly powerful tool that has enabled my research to happen.
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You can check out Alex's work done with @BertKooij and @haicovanattikum here:
nature.com/articles/s4146…
nature.com/articles/s4146…
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YaffeLab retweeted
New pre-print from the lab! Fanconi anemia proteins not only repair DNA interstrand crosslinks, but also DNA double-strand breaks. Great work by @BertKooij, Fenna van der Wal, in collaboration with @marcelvanvugt, @altmeyerlab and @LabYaffe!
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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For the sake of gender balance, up next for a #Yaffelab Friday profile is our own @Jpatterson____, who is a research scientist in the lab!
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Question 3: If you could be any lab instrument, what would it be and why?
The deconvolution microscope, because it readily generates beautiful images and the math behind it is really quite amazing.
The deconvolution microscope, because it readily generates beautiful images and the math behind it is really quite amazing.
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Question 3: If you could be any lab instrument, what would it be and why?
A cell sorter. I've used them a lot and it still blows my mind that they can do what they do.
A cell sorter. I've used them a lot and it still blows my mind that they can do what they do.
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