Noah Snyder-Mackler

@hesheatingup

Primates. Behavior. Genomics. ALS advocate ()

Durham, NC (soon Seattle, WA)
smacklab.csde.washington.edu
Joined September 2009
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    Jul 9

    Very nice Spotlight in about our work on the genetics of parental care by and

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    Jul 4

    Paper on quantifying (specific aspects of) social complexity out.

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    Jul 1

    Interested in genomics of social behavior in these cool systems? Looking for PDs/students to work w/ +me: DM or find at

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    Jul 1

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    Jun 16
    Replying to

    Our beautiful new life sciences building is slated to open fall 2018. Join us!

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    Jun 30

    Interested in joining my new population genetics & evolutionary genomics group at ? Let's talk at

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    Jun 16

    Check out my new review on the evolution of foraging cognition

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    Jun 17

    if you're interested in human genetics, should read paper from on genetic architecture of complex traits

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    Jun 15

    Excited to co-chair the 2018 Population, Evolutionary, and Quantitative Genetics Conf. Save the date!

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    Jun 16

    What if (almost) every gene affected (almost) everything? My piece on 's new "omnigenic" hypothesis.

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    Jun 16

    This fall, UW Biology will be hiring multiple tt-faculty working at any scale of biology (search pending approval).

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    Jun 14

    Integrative odor science! Social odours covary with bacterial community in the anal secretions of wild meerkats

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    Jun 14

    Now, imagine you're a kid. And it was a school.

    Rep Chuck Fleischmann, who was on scene, to CNN: “After today I wonder whether or not I will ever feel safe going to a baseball field.”
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    Jun 8

    Found this during a routine sweep of a postdoc's personal hard drive under "SciTwitterBingo." Someone pls explain.

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    Jun 7

    Idea: 40 year-old profs who've excelled in the most competitive environment ever must keep a goldfish alive for a year to be R01 eligible.

    An R01 is a huge grant. Most are 150-200K direct costs for 5 years. It takes a lot of maturity and experience to manage that much money.
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    Jun 7

    I'm super excited about our methyl-STARR-seq paper with and labs

    Genome-wide quantification of the effects of DNA methylation on human gene regulation
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    Jun 7

    Where do DNA methyl marks functionally affect GE? We developed mSTARR-seq to find out. Our preprint up now:

    , and
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    Jun 7

    I bet average # of papers and citations per DDIG $ is pretty high for grad students compared to RO1

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    Jun 7

    Check out our paper on mutual assessment in males out today in

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    Jun 6

    Bio Anthro colleagues: the Bio Anthro DDRIG competition is not affected by announcement below.

    Sadly, is ending the Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (DDIG) Program - more news to come
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