Nicole Haloupek

Must decorate soon My home will be seen on screen At the Christmas Zoom https://t.co/twlw4nZBaV

I recently realized that I no longer need to print papers to write articles about them. So now I’m recycling all the papers about which I’ve written from home since my job went remote March 13th. Here they are. All with double-sided printing. No supplements included. 9”. 📝💀 https://t.co/WOxTcgZH8y

Watching from my windows as the snow accumulated outside last night almost made me forget it was 2020. Almost. https://t.co/yMe0tC4Koh

I suggest that we cease to care whether people who have been to neither graduate school nor professional (e.g., medical) school, such as Joseph Epstein, believe that doctors other than MDs should use “Dr.” as a title. Don’t give a second more of your time to @WSJ’s clickbait.

I can’t believe I have to say this, but structural biology isn’t a “solved game” and the decades-old protein-folding problem still exists. Disappointed in how many scientists are completely uncritically hype-tweeting about the #AlphaFold results (interesting as they may be).

One of these minuscule bags would fit all the electron microscope grids I used during grad school! There would even be surplus space to store a tiny vial containing a single tear for each time I crashed the column. 😩😂 #CryoEM

OpenAcademics @OpenAcademics

Academics, what can you fit in these? #AcademicTwitter #phdchat https://t.co/K25a9iPR9N

Kelly is a lovely person whose postdoc in the @NogalesLab overlapped with my PhD there. She was an amazing resource to all of us and was known for brightening people’s days. I’m certain she must be a top-tier group leader now and urge any interested students to apply!

Kelly Nguyen @KellyTHD_Nguyen

Come and join our growing lab to work on telomere maintenance in our favorite model organism, the bakers' yeast.

Now that the plague has ruined Halloween, I'm reminiscing about going to the lab every Halloween during grad school as the Nihilism Fairy, a character I invented who was basically just me frowning and saying that nothing matters slightly more than usual for a PhD student. https://t.co/kS6KBbUWFE

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At least once, the postdoc kindly explaining the dire computational situation without directly blaming the culprit was @BJ_Greber, the PI was @NogalesLab, and the PhD student who crashed the cluster...was me. 🙃

Concerned bioinformatician @wetlabsucks

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RT @lisaeshunwilson: Anyone up for a stress-relieving game of Legos? But let's replace the legos with #microtubule-associated proteins (MAP…

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Pete @panderson2

What's a coat you think about a lot

RT @Caroline_Bartma: How it started: AUG How it’s going: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

CDC: It spreads through respiratory droplets or small particles, such as those in aerosols, produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes, sings, talks, or breathes. Philly: https://t.co/PXDMcR2h5R

Friends and colleagues in cancer research: Let’s make this happen!

BlackinCancer @BlackinCancer

Can we get to 2k followers before #BlackinCancerWeek starts this Sunday? Let’s go! https://t.co/Lez4NCwyuI

RT @iamscicomm: Generally editors and writers work well together and collaborate to create the best version of the article. Sometimes, howe…

RT @BerkeleySciRev: Thanks for the shout-out Nicole @haloupek! The BSR wishes you all the best, and we're happy we helped 😊 Aspiring commun…