Current and former members of the Leslie lab at #ASHG23 . So proud of their hard work and great science in platform talks and posters.

The latest from the Leslie lab and the CPSeq Consortium! Proud of this work from Emory Genetics and Molecular Biology PhD student Kelsey Robinson. More evidence that cleft subtypes matter.

Excited to finally see our work on transcriptome dynamics during human face formation today in Nature Communications Congrats to Tara Nicole and our fantastic collaborators Genetics and Genome Sciences at UConn Health Elizabeth Leslie @emorygenetics and Daryl Scott BCMHouston rdcu.be/diku1

Really proud of all of the hard work from Kim on this project. Huge amount of work with really important findings for OFCs.

Working on a new talk. Thought I’d start with the bottom line. 😂

I love good science days. Might have finally cracked the case on one of our projects!

Congrats to Dr. Diaz Perez! Kim had the honor of being a founding member of the lab at Emory and my first PhD student. #woohoo

This chat-room style study section format is really weird and doesn’t feel like there is any kind of discussion going on. Two days of this is? Ugh. Would much prefer zoom or in person.

Good morning, #devbiolwriteclub ! It's time for the No Bullshit Boot Camp! 🧵 1/x

Great questions from the audience and great talks by the others in this session.

Tweeps: we are in need of lab meeting ideas to facilitate/inspire/help all of the writing that is/needs to be happening in the lab. Ready, go!

Congrats to Kim for being selected as a Human Genetics Scholar! #proudPI

The lab is totally killing it: postdoc has an F32, grad student #1 has a Gilliam + declined a funded F31, and we just found out that grad student #2's F31 got funded. What a great way to end this week!

Shameless plug: since everyone is funded we are in the market for postdocs!

We had a sequencing disaster where a plate of samples/ids got scrambled. We deduced some swaps but no pattern explains what happened. We need SNP arrays on the original samples to try to recover the rest ... need recs for good, careful places that could do ~500 arrays quickly.

Congrats to the new Gilliam Fellows and advisors!