Transformative opportunity for early career faculty @hhmi_science #FreemanHrabowski Scholars competition opens 11/3/2026 but you can get started NOW: view application components, establish eligibility, and unlock example applications and other resources hhmi.org/programs/freeman-hr…

Apply for a job at California Institute of Technology - Biology and Biological Engineering : Tenure-Track Faculty Position - in Biology and Biological Engineering dlvr.it/TVWCZC

Come join us! In addition to being a core member of the amazing Mol Bio department at MGH, the recruit will be a part of my department at Harvard Medical School.

Stanford Bioengineering faculty search: Apply by Sept 30! Bioengineering is defined broadly: if you are engineering at the level of biomolecules, cells, tissues, organisms, or using/developing advanced engineering techniques to study these systems - please apply! facultypositions.stanford.ed…

We have a new assistant professor position in the @weillinstitute on Biomedical and Translational Sciences. Come join us! apps.hr.cornell.edu/recruiti…

The Department of Plant and Microbial Biology at UC Berkeley currently has two open Assistant Professor positions (aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF05… & aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF05…). Interested individuals are welcome to apply to one or both searches.

My department at UCLA is hiring at the assistant professor level. We are biochemists, yes, but the department is also very diverse with strengths in metabolism, stem cell biology, and neuroscience in addition to biochemistry. So, if you're on the fence, apply!

We are hiring! 🌟 Dept of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Chicago is searching for a tenure-track assistant professor. It's a broad search: we want great colleagues doing serious biological work at the molecular scale. Please share! apply.interfolio.com/191981

Another wonderful opportunity where UCSD School of Biological Sciences is hiring! We’re looking for an outstanding colleague with particular focus in structural biology and cryoelectron microscopy to join our vibrant scientific community. Come do exciting science with us in beautiful San Diego! apol-recruit.ucsd.edu/JPF046… Please share widely!

#TansleyInsight: Nuclear auxin signaling and temperature: perception and response across scales Sageman-Furnas & Strader 👇 📖 nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/… #LatestIssue #PlantScience @LabStrader

Come be my colleague!! 🎉 We’re hiring an Assistant Professor in Developmental Biology at UCSD! If you’re doing exciting work in development or regeneration, come join us!! Please spread the word and apply! apol-recruit.ucsd.edu/JPF045…

1/ Do cells use phase separation to adapt biosynthetic output to changing demands? In our new preprint, we show that under nutrient limitation, the nucleolus enters a reversible ‘hibernation’ state that slows ribosome biogenesis. See doi.org/10.64898/2026.08.24.…

New @RibackLab preprint! The nucleolus's biophysical properties aren't fixed—they're tuned to energy availability. Under nutrient limitation nucleoli hibernate: stronger interactions, slower rRNA transport, rapid reversal upon refeeding. Led by incredible postdoc @Evdokiia_P 🧵👇

Nuclear auxin signaling and temperature: perception and response across scales nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/… @LabStrader

Congratulations to Salk Fellow Adam Bowman, PhD, on being named to Scientific American's inaugural Young American Scientists list. The recognition honors exceptional early-career researchers whose work is helping shape the future of science. Bowman was recognized for developing innovative microscopy techniques that enable scientists to study cellular signaling in living cells and tissues, opening new windows into how biological systems function in real time. We're proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition of Bowman's contributions to biomedical research that will help deliver a brighter future. 🔗 Read more: scientificamerican.com/artic… #YoungAmericanScientists #ScientificAmerican #Microscopy #BiomedicalResearch #SalkInstitute

Plants experience DNA damage every day from environmental stresses such as sunlight, radiation, drought, and poor soil conditions. But how do plants survive this constant DNA damage? 🌱 Salk scientists discovered that a protein called YAF9B is activated when DNA damage occurs, helping plants more accurately repair dangerous DNA breaks in stem-cell-containing tissues. The findings reveal an additional layer of defense protecting plant genomes and could help advance precision genome editing and crop resilience. salk.edu/news-release/how-do… #CropResilience #PlantBiology #PlantBio #SalkInstitute

USDA-ARS is hiring Research Geneticists (Plants) across multiple locations, including those focusing on maize research. Help advance crop genetics, genomics, breeding, and food security. Apply by June 25: usajobs.gov/job/868877900

I think there are probably 25+ Research Geneticist (Plants) jobs open right now at USDA-ARS. I’m aware of 2 potato breeding positions in Idaho and a hops breeding position in Washington state. Great opportunities! Link here: usajobs.gov/job/868877900

Please join us in welcoming scientist Ian Guldner to the Salk Institute as a new assistant professor advancing foundational research on brain aging and Alzheimer’s disease. Guldner studies how brain cells communicate during aging and disease, with a focus on the cellular changes that may drive cognitive decline and neurodegeneration. Earlier this year, he published a first-author study in Nature revealing how aging promotes the accumulation of neuron-derived proteins within microglia, the brain’s immune cells. His recruitment was made possible by a gift from the Ray and Dagmar Dolby Family Fund. Welcome to Salk, Ian! salk.edu/news-release/ian-gu… #SalkInstitute #AlzheimersResearch #BrainHealth #Neuroscience #AgingResearch

Un estudio coordinado por nuestro investigador Jorge Casal halló un sorprendente mecanismo de adaptación vegetal a las altas temperaturas. Frente al cambio climático, podría ser clave para generar cultivos con más capacidad de sobrevivir a sequías. Nota: leloir.org.ar/plantas-calor