Associate professor @Dalhousie University in Canada. #muscle biology, #Drosophila genetics. and #bycicles https://flymuscles.wixsite.com/flymuscles

Ubiquitin-like proteins and Development Lab @ CIC bioGUNE Bilbao Ubiquitin, SUMO, rare diseases, Drosophila, E3 ligases https://www.rosabarriolab.es/ Opinions m

The International Society for Biocuration (ISB) is a non profit organization for biocurators, developers, and researchers with an interest in biocuration. The s

researching on ageing & death PI UTELife lab, fly wrangler cofounder/gravedigger @publisciences @publifactory https://michaelrera.github.io/

Drosophilist geek. PhD. Full time biologist and developer at FlyBase.org and Alliancegenome.org. Personal website @ tabone.dev.

https://www.pombase.org/ Knowledgebase for Schizosaccharomyces pombe (a fission yeast). Supporting scientific discovery for cell-level processes; #OpenScience,

Curating and cataloging the world's data for the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster into our database at http://flybase.org. Aiding discovery since 1992.

Genetics professor: axon ER & degeneration in Drosophila, spastic paraplegia. Rejoin EU. Not the GAA commentator. Speak only for myself. Gaeilge, Deutsch. Maghe

Evolutionary biologist in love with morphology, especially size & shape. Drosophila Quantitative/Statistical geneticist. Dabbler in Development. Occasional geno

Innate immunity, bacterial infection, physiology, microbiology, Drosophila. Poorly focused. Still angry. Professor, Department of Life Sciences and Centre for B

Happily working on skills and competencies, mostly related to data stewardship, at Health-RI/ELIXIR-NL, TDCC-LSH, RDNL, ELIXIR-Europe and EOSC! https://www.hea

Passionate Drosophilist. Utter Fool. Fascinated by astronomy ✨🪐

Dad, scientist, photographer, geriatric millennial. Co-Director, Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center

My lab studies sex differences in metabolism and metabolic disease in flies and mice. #sexdifferences #Drosophila #lipid #insulin #betacell

Regulatory element database for Drosophila and other insects. http://redfly.ccr.buffalo.edu