A great #labretreat is coming to an end. Good bye Brno! pic.twitter.com/E7nuK4ujCH
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A great #labretreat is coming to an end. Good bye Brno! pic.twitter.com/E7nuK4ujCH
— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 28, 2018
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Lessons from Gregor Mendel
1) Choose your model system wisely
2) Find robust readouts
3) Document results painstakingly
4) Infer general rules from recurrent patterns
5) Persevere
6) Do not strive for instant recognition
7) Found a new scientific discipline#labretreat #Brno -AB pic.twitter.com/7tgtVyn6D4— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 27, 2018
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September 27, 2018 at 08:57AM
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Science and Langos tasting in Brno. #labretreat pic.twitter.com/bNJop3Qeu7
— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 26, 2018
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September 26, 2018 at 04:34PM
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Proud to run with @CeMM_News at the Vienna night run! Judging by the before and after shots I need to do a little more training… -MS #glaubandich #viennanightrun pic.twitter.com/Ez6lXjdTfV
— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 25, 2018
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Nice article in @nature about how Austria is tackling scientific misconduct. A model for others to follow? -MS #science https://t.co/52yQXsmWH6
— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 20, 2018
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September 20, 2018 at 06:49PM
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Yet another example how our bacterial friends shape us – the gut microbiome contributes to systemic metabolism and is controlled by antibodies in the small intestine! –AL #bugsruletheworld @unibern @ImmunityCPhttps://t.co/3NA1KslhGg
— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 19, 2018
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September 19, 2018 at 04:24PM
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Spot the fluffy devil – and enjoy the great #Beopenfestival with kids until Wednesday! AB pic.twitter.com/QpRtvLNPu8
— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 10, 2018
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'I'm going to talk to people about the devil' is quite a disconcerting thing to hear from your boss. But it turns out Andreas will be talking about our lab's Tasmanian devil project this morning at the @FWF_at #beopenfestival in the cancer research pavilion. Do say hi! -MS
— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 10, 2018
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September 10, 2018 at 09:00AM
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Look at this cool piece of #art in the microbe museum @Micropia in @Iamsterdam. Really cool and interesting exhibition, I can highly recommend it. #science #art #microbe #influenza #amsterdam
BA pic.twitter.com/uDn7GEGSxx— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 7, 2018
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"The #microbiome contributes to the response or non-response to #checkpoint blockage therapy in #cancer" – amazing talk by Laurance Zitvogel @ECI2018. Makes you really wonder what else our bugs can do and shows that most of them are not the bad guys after all.
BA— The Bergthaler Lab (@Bergthalerlab) September 5, 2018
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September 05, 2018 at 04:34PM
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