Dimitri Fabrèges

Developmental biologist in love with randomness • Making science more accessible is always a good idea • Currently in Takashi Hiiragi's group.

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

Seems like ages ago! Our story is now published in Science. Don't read the quoted post, check-out the published paper instead: https://t.co/xhWC7EQ5ai 🥳 🥳 🥳

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

Stochasticity controls robustness in embryogenesis. Although it may sound counterintuitive, this is one of the conclusions we defend in our preprint "Temporal variability and cell mechanics control robustness in mammalian embryogenesis" (bioRχiv: https://t.co/ftWbflw7yL).

[Chii Jou (Joe) Chan @ChiiJChan1]

Sharing 2 new papers from the lab where we investigate ovarian mechanics during ageing using biophotonics, and propose its use in understanding tissue hydraulics during folliculogenesis - congrats to the teams!
https://t.co/onKcfx9Mqp
https://t.co/aSqkJ3YhzW

[Physical Review Research @PhysRevResearch]

Fluctuation-driven morphological patterning: An unconventional approach to morphogenesis, Oded Agam and Erez Braun #Biophysics https://t.co/XmEJeNo30t

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@MartadeRuijter Thank you ☺️

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

Seems like ages ago! Our story is now published in Science. Don't read the quoted post, check-out the published paper instead: https://t.co/xhWC7EQ5ai 🥳 🥳 🥳

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

Stochasticity controls robustness in embryogenesis. Although it may sound counterintuitive, this is one of the conclusions we defend in our preprint "Temporal variability and cell mechanics control robustness in mammalian embryogenesis" (bioRχiv: https://t.co/ftWbflw7yL).

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

The desynchronization of cell divisions in early mammalian embryos—once seen as a random process—instead plays a crucial role in ensuring robust development, shedding light on how embryos maintain precision despite biological noise, researchers report in Science. https://t.co/lm4M082XLu

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@CoyaudSylvie Thanks! I suppose the thread is not completely inaccurate, but a lot changed since the first publication on BioRχiv!

[Edouard Hannezo @EdouardHannezo]

Super happy to see this heroic effort by @DimitriFabreges and Bernat Corominas out! Via a quantitative atlas of the developmental trajectories of dozens of embryos, we can see how robust shapes and fates arise from highly stochastic cellular processes! https://t.co/kPVQFtRZrD 1/n

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@maricos11 Thanks, so great to see the final version :)

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@MEmilieTerret Thank you !

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@AlisonKickuth Thanks ! And congratulations to you to, you were here at the very beginning 🥹

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@floxedwagen Merci ☺️

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@paulvilloutreix Merci ☺️

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@Merlin_Lange Definitely a (big) team effort! Thank you!

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@diana__pinheiro Thank you ☺️

[ISTAustria @ISTAustria]

A new paper by @EdouardHannezo @ISTAustria, Bernat Corominas-Murtra @UniGraz, Takashi Hiiragi and @DimitriFabreges @_Hubrecht and more, published in @ScienceMagazine, sheds light on the complex process of mammalian embryo development.

[Hubrecht Institute @_Hubrecht]

New insights from the Hiiragi group show that the variability in how and when cells divide during embryonic development isn't an obstacle. Contrary to what scientists traditionally believed, this variability promotes healthy development. @DimitriFabreges
https://t.co/jUTdyq4Bw2

[Jan-Hendrik Müller @kolibril13]

I just wrote a numpy 3D-array viewer with @threejs and #anywidget. If you want to tinker with it, here's the standalone app: https://t.co/yUVnfZUdEB It’s powered by @py_cafe and runs entirely in your local browser thanks to Pyodide.

[Dmitry Kobak @hippopedoid]

How many academic papers are written with the help of ChatGPT? To answer this question, we analyzed 14mln PubMed abstracts from 2010 to 2024 and looked for excess words:

** Delving into ChatGPT usage in academic writing through excess vocabulary **
https://t.co/yorlDLjozw
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[PRX Life @PRX_Life]

This PRX Life paper debuts DisNet2D, a deep #NeuralNetwork for image analysis. The method merges tracking and segmentation to achieve low error rate, allowing advanced image analysis of densely-packed cells.

📝 https://t.co/87H3Z01pct

[Dimitri Fabrèges @DimitriFabreges]

@ChiiJChan1 @_Hubrecht It was very nice to see you again! I very much enjoyed the discussions. Have a safe flight home!