Samira Musah

@stemcellengineer.bsky.social

Assistant Professor | Scientist, Bioengineer, Innovator, Co-founder | Stem cells, human disease and preclinical models, disease mechanisms and biomarkers, therapeutic discovery. #MusahLab Alum @ Harvard, Wyss Institute, UW-Madison musahlab.pratt.duke.edu

Thrilled to announce the 4th successful PhD dissertation defense from the #MusahLab! Dr. Yasmin Roye’s work advanced patient-specific disease modeling, uncovered mechanisms of diabetic podocytopathies and revealed new therapeutic avenues. Congratulations on a remarkable scientific growth, Dr. Roye!🎉

Announcing the 4th successful PhD dissertation defense from the Musah Lab at Duke University, by PhD student Yasmin Roye. Lab website: https://musahlab.pratt.duke.edu

Receiving grant and program cancellation notices from federal & private agencies without clear justification is disheartening, but seeing talented trainees lose job and fellowship opportunities—and their confidence in the system—is devastating. This is not how science and society should be.

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“NIH reiterates that compliance with the Policy does not require the payment of an open access fee to a journal…free pathway to compliance can be achieved by depositing the Author Accepted Manuscript into PubMed Central for public availability upon the Official Date of Publication without embargo.“

Prachee Avasthi@pracheeac.bsky.social · 2y ago

Hot off the presses today is the 2024 NIH Public Access Policy. I read it so you don’t have t…Just kidding. You should still read it in full if you do NIH funded research. grants.nih.gov/grants/guide... Some highlights in the thread below

One of the most surprising lessons for me during my 30 years of doing science is how it's essentially impossible predict what major scientific breakthroughs will emerge or where they will emerge from. But the way we fund science is mostly based on the assumption that we can make such predictions.

This starter pack is in honor of Assistant Professor Antentor Hinton Jr (AJ) at Vanderbilt School of Medicine - Basic Sciences. AJ curated the first 100 Inspiring Black Scientists in America list and in collaboration with the Community of Scholars expanded this list to the 1000. go.bsky.app/DsJrwR

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