Hyman Lab News
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Kate Lee selected as L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Rising Talent
The L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Rising Talents are presented to fifteen promising young women, from each world region (Africa and the Arab States, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America), in order to support and encourage them to pursue their scientific careers.
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Advice for young group leaders
Yesterday, Tony gave the EMBO Keynote Lecture at the Young Investigators’ Meeting in Goa, India. In his lecture, titled “From zoology to physics — how to avoid staying in your comfort zone,” Tony gave advice on how to be a successful young group leader.
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New Review: "Biomolecular condensates: organizers of cellular biochemistry"
Congratulations to our postdoc Kate Lee, Tony, and co-authors Salman Banani and Mike Rosen of UTSW on their new review
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The Benefits of a "Central Service" for Biology Preprints
Visit the ASAPbio website to learn about a new proposal to create a Central Service for biology preprints.
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How did life begin? Dividing droplets could hold the answer. (Article in Quanta Magazine)
The story of our publication in Nature Physics, “Growth and division of active droplets provides a model for protocells,” has been picked up by Quanta Magazine (and re-published in Wired Magazine as well).
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Cover of Trends in Molecular Medicine
Belated congratulations are in order to the authors and illustrators of the cover article for the September issue of Trends in Molecular Medicine!