🪱 Ever wondered why there are fewer bipartite expression systems in #Celegans? Read the latest from Michael Nonet in #GENETICS, where he describes new techniques to create homozygous reporter-driver lines without sacrificing the ability to use them combinatorially. 🔗 buff.ly/Unely3m

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I like having our lab meetings as chalk talks because there are not that many other opportunities to practice this format; drawing and writing everything quickly teaches you to use minimal words and simple schematics to make your point, which is good for slide and figure design; and...

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Disadvantages are that our lab meetings tend to run very long, and printing out handouts to show primary data (or gathering around a laptop screen) is not ideal.

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"I wish our lab's culture was more like the Amazon corporate environment" is a comment I have received with notable infrequency!

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Spin is useful, but maybe not here every lab meeting? I have watched several people get into a frenzied delivery for things that are not supported by the detail. You do need both. Lab meeting is the best point IMHO to get different takes on the same story line. Narrative, content and optics.

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