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...a time. Just be sure there is a point person responsible for incorporating everyone’s suggestions into...timelines for experiments and manuscripts, who is responsible for which parts of the project, and, as mentioned...

...descriptions often fail to capture all of the responsibilities of a role, so it helps to see how people describe...path one you could see yourself taking? If so, consider setting up an informational interview with them...

...cupcakes, or maybe the lab member originally responsible for the deposit had already moved on to their...with journal articles. But we do encourage you to consider sharing them openly as soon as that preprint is...

... vesicle reporters that are detectable by an inexpensive and widely available imaging platform: ultrasound... experiments because  ultrasound devices are inexpensive, widely available, and have deep tissue penetration...

...for our quality control process because of its expansive feature library and useful tools. In this blog...proteins that are already included in Snapgene’s extensive database. Snapgene also provides easy visualization...

...researchers around the world. We take this responsibility seriously. Every decision we make, every project... provides unmatched customer service that is consistently timely, informative, friendly, and professional...

...generally follow the same pattern described above - a sensing domain induces changes in a fluorescent signal ...compatible with your lab and experimental setup? Consider what kind of instrumentation you have available...

...a separate plasmid. This system amplifies the intensity of the fluorescent signal and enables single molecule...SunTag, they attempted single-molecule imaging deep inside the cell, in the nucleus and cytoplasm. Again, ...

...at his University of Wisconsin lab for a summer during my PhD and is responsible for my enduring love ...

...Chance to do/learn new things, diversity of responsibilities, which might include training or teaching ...Nature Biotechnology article “Managing knowledge-intensive workers”. I have added a few comments of my own...