#TBT to our Executive Director, Jennifer Doudna, in conversation with oncologist and author Sid Mukherjee about genome editing and the future of humanity.
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A few great moments in today's fireside chat between Jennifer Doudna and Ron Vale of @UCSF ⬇️
Dr. Doudna on seeing the first evidence that CRISPR-Cas9 was working: "On the one hand, it's the simplest experiment. But for us it was kind of a transformative result." 
Today at the IGI, Ron Vale of @UCSF and @HHMIJanelia sits down with Jennifer Doudna of @igisci and @UCBerkeley to discuss @ExploreBiology and the 2012 CRISPR experiments that started a genome editing revolution! 
Last month, we hosted Life 2.0: The Challenge and Promise of a CRISPR Path to a Sustainable Planet with @theNASciences. Now, you can watch the talks on gene drives, editing farm animals, environmental concerns in editing, germline editing, and more!
https://t.co/tTMcyEYuAS 
On Wednesday, we had a blast hosting a #scicomm workshop for our members, run by @TyFordFever! Participants practiced de-jargonizing a paper abstract, talking with a journalist, coming up with science metaphors, and more. 
Welcome, Nomura lab! Happy to have you 😄 Dan Nomura @DanNomuraExcited to move to our new lab space in @igisci !! Come visit our lab on the third floor of the Innovative Genomics Institute Building @UCBerkeley ! https://t.co/ZpmnA6B24Y
Not a @UCBerkeley student, but want to learn more about #CRISPR? @UCBerkeleyExt is offering a six-week CRISPR course in SF! 🌉 Learn about emerging trends in CRISPR applications, ethics, and policy.
More info and registration: https://t.co/rpcB9yKPOQ 