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We’re pleased to announce the 2023 NAS Awards recipients! These 16 individuals are honored for their extraordinary scientific achievements in a wide range of fields spanning the physical, biological, and medical sciences. bit.ly/402ovjs #NASaward #Science #Awards
Join us in congratulating Kirk Bryan Jr. of NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory & @Princeton, winner of the 2023 Alexander Agassiz Medal for pioneering and visionary work in oceanography and climate science! Learn about his work: bit.ly/3HoGh91#NASawa… #Climate 
We are honoring David J. McComas of @Princeton with the 2023 Arctowski Medal for his pioneering contributions to experimental space plasma physics! You can read more about his achievements here: bit.ly/3kqUFog #NASaward #Space #Physics
On @biorxivpreprint we report a direct TR-FRET-based protein quantification strategy (<1 h from lysis➡️read) in unmodified cell lines. If you're into PROTACs, and you hate running Westerns, check it out! Mini-thread: (1/n)
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Two birds with one stone: using clever biochemistry principles and a single POI-targeting antibody, we can rapidly & quantitatively measure both endogenous target engagement and protein levels in whole cell extracts, here exemplified for BRD4 (2/n)
A conventional blood-sweat-and-tears Western blot takes the average scientist 2 days. With our strategy, we initially optimized the assay in a 24-well plate format. The readout takes <1 h. Comparing BRD4 levels measured by our platform to Western blot were nearly identical (3/n)
