Christa Ringers

Forskningsradet Postdoctoral Fellow in phenotypic drug discovery and precision medicine. I am happy spending my days looking at cute cells and creatures.

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

@kritvenks @eLife Congratulations!

[Benjamin Friedrich @friedrich_group]

Cilia carpets display metachronal waves across the entire tissue, while #cilia synchronize only locally - happy to contribute to this @eLife paper led by @NathalieJuYa lab https://t.co/slCyLVz8sR with
@christa_ringers
@EgeMertege6 @InyoungJeong2 @jn_hansen, Solovev & Bialonski

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

Finally thanks to @NathalieJuYa, and @yaksi_emre for all the support and supervision to make it happen.

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

My PhD paper is out! #Cilia
They say that when you study something, you start seeing it everywhere. Here are some wild metachronal waves produced by a running bug I found during a holiday.

You can read more about similar waves in zebrafish in our paper. https://t.co/egmetVrLxO

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

@InyoungJeong2 @EgeMertege6 @jn_hansen @NathalieJuYa It was great to have you on board!

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

A special thanks to all contributors: @EgeMertege6, @InyoungJeong2, @jn_hansen. It was a truly interdisciplinary collaboration with @friedrich_group, twitterless Anton Solovev and Stephan Bialonski.

[Nathalie Jurisch-Yaksi @NathalieJuYa]

Revised paper alert! #Cilia move fluid in our brains, clear our lungs, and allow sperm to navigate to the egg. Cilia are often densely packed at the surface of epithelium and need to coordinate their beating to pump fluid efficiently. https://t.co/nP9RsqhdDC #cilia

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

@NathalieJuYa @friedrich_group I want to thank S Bialonski, @jn_hansen, @_MertEge_, and @yaksi_emre, as well for their helpful contributions.

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

@NathalieJuYa I am excited to share the preprint of my PhD work. We try to understand how the many cilia in a multiciliated epithelium work together to produce a functional fluid flow. I am very thankful to everyone that contributed to this work. Especially, @NathalieJuYa and @friedrich_group.

[Nathalie Jurisch-Yaksi @NathalieJuYa]

Excited to share our latest preprint. For quite some time, we have been puzzled by how #cilia in a multiciliated epithelium work together to generate biologically relevant fluid flow. Check out what we found in bioRXiv https://t.co/zCqWTFSUfB and in the thread below

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

I am very excited to learn that The NFR awarded me with an International Mobility grant. Thank you to all that supported me along the way. I am looking forward to switching gears and diving into the world of phenotypic drug screening @ola_spjuth
@asmundflobak
@puigvert_j.

[Kavli Neuroscience @KISNeuro]

Big congratulations to @christa_ringers who is awarded a #FRIPRO International Mobility grant by @forskningsradet of NOK 3.9 Million for her project «Phenotypic Drug Screening to support personalized medicine for colorectal cancer». You make us so proud! 🤩

[Christa Ringers @christa_ringers]

I am very happy to share my first PhD paper. Thanks to
everyone for the hard work!

[Nathalie Jurisch-Yaksi @NathalieJuYa]

Have you wondered what is happening inside the ventricles of the developing brain? Below is a teaser. You want to know more: check it out at https://t.co/CLdzpIkArn. Credits to @EmilieWO, @christa_ringers @yaksi_emre, Cecilia Brandt, Jan Hansen, Adinda Wens and Dagmar Wachten.