What happens when you mix equimolar amounts of art and science? The experiment begins this week!
Learn about our unique #CRISPR #SciArt artist residency collaboration with Stochastic Labs: https://t.co/DGF5msRS8e 
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It's #FollowFriday! We want to recommend a new account, @QB3CareerDev. They post useful career development resources for scientists, and if you're in the Bay Area, they organize and share lots of great events. 
"[My favorite plant is] maile - it’s a lei plant. It epitomizes Hawaii in a way and has many symbolic meanings. It’s a nice icon for what Hawaii is about and maybe what society should be about."
Read our #IGISpeakerSpotlight on @USDA_ARS's Jon Suzuki: https://t.co/CR0LmO49W7 
Wonderful talk today from @aindrilam, who made a point to highlight relevant work from pioneering #WomeninSTEM:
Mary-Dell Chilton discovered the Ti plasmid and Esther Lederberg discovered lambda phage and F plasmid, AND invented replica plating. Wow. 
Fun new #CRISPR game from one of our own multi-talented postdocs, Michael Gomez! Check it out! Becky Mackelprang @BMackelprangSuper excited that @Michael23136234, in collaboration with @ucbclear and @igisci has released #CRISPRDefense to the app store!
Learn how #CRISPR works in #nature as a #bacterial #immunesystem.
You didn't actually want to work today, did you?
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“We actually don’t know the answer to everything, and most of what scientists do is explore the unknown. That resonated with me as somebody who had been previously more into the arts.”
Read our latest #IGISpeakerSpotlight on @UCSF's delightful Peter Turnbaugh (@PTurnbaugh)! 