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One last feature from the 2022 meeting of Retroviruses, and this one is of Harry Taylor, PhD of SUNY Upstate Medical University and two of his lab members, Deanna Clemmer (left) and Yétúndé Káyòdé (center).&n

There is a list of things one can expect from a CSHL meeting--presentations on unpublished works, talks given by a number of early-career researchers, science talk during the coffee breaks, networking at Blackford Bar, and the lobster banquet--but th

We love it when our program participants bring family with them to campus--especially if one of the family members is a baby! Retroviruses meeting participant @rt.schirra is a second-year graduate student in the Pornillos Lab at @uva. Randall is acco

Last week, we hosted the fifth meeting of Regulatory & Non-Coding RNAs and a lot of great photos were tweeted during that meeting; including this one of Jimmy Guo taken by his PI at @caltechedu, Mitch Guttman. Jimmy is a MD-PhD student in the USC

1/2 We hosted The Biology of Genomes last week and it was sold out! In attendance was Peter Flynn, pictured here giving his talk during the Complex Traits and Microbiome session. @flynnp91 is a recently-defended sixth year PhD student in Evoluti

1/2: After meeting virtually for two years, The Biology of Genomes is back in person and the cover of its abstract book celebrates just that! The artwork on this year's cover cleverly connects it with the cover of the first virtual Biology of Genomes