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Cutting edge techniques uncover facts aboot the development, regeneration, and evolution of skeletal tissues. Also sciart for novel public outreach!

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this week's update: Had the current and some former labbies (and their families) at my place to potluck celebrate the holidays (Dec2024)

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this week's catch-up: Congrats to Gaga (Joseph) Atake on his PhD, defended in Oct2023...went on to postdoc at UCSF
(I forgot to say in previous posts, but Rafa, next to him, went on to teach at Saskatchewan Polytechnic; and Hamed, not pictured, went for a postdoc at U Victoria)

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this week's catch-up:
congrats to the lab on our first synchrotron imaging project, published in PLoS ONE in Oct2023 (never mind that over a dozen other synchrotron projects got published before this one, haha!)
https://t.co/LiWPdHIfIE

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(lots of things to cover since Jul2023...)
In this week's update, congrats to Rafa on her successful PhD defense in Jul2023!

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more overdue posts coming, but can you believe that high-level admin folks actually baked pies for those (like me) receiving promotion to Full Professor this year?

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congrats to Hamed for his second paper on the influence of mechanical force on cartilage formation (and also a successful PhD defense)...he even got the cover!

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congrats to Ayda, who won Best Poster at the recent Canadian Society of Zoologists meeting for her project on skeletal cell evolution

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congrats to Hamed, whose paper shows how cartilage cells respond to forces, like your knee cartilage during walking: https://t.co/YN19nL83xf

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proposed cover:

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Congrats to Jason and his coauthors Patsy, Yiwen, and Katie on his paper illustrating peculiarities of frog skeletal development
https://t.co/nqECauHeQF

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Happy holidays from our lab to yours! 🎅🏻🎄☃️

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Conservation of a core transcriptional program during chondrocyte differentiation in the limb and head suggest that the same core GRN was co-opted in different regions of the skeleton during evolution.Check out the latest publication in the Eames lab here: https://t.co/q0PP3X9w6m

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Since mechanical stimulation can push the Col2/Col1 ratio, cartilage tissue engineering experiments should assess whether fibrocartilage or hyaline cartilage is formed. Check this interesting review paper by Hamed Alizadeh: https://t.co/EsatdhZtXh #Eameslab 👨🏻‍🔬🧫🔬

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Wanna join some world-class researchers? 🔭🥼🧬🔬

Applications are open for a for a full time, tenure-track Assistant Professor position in the Department of Anatomy, Physiology, and Pharmacology (APP) at the University of Saskatchewan. (https://t.co/KkDfhD3QIz) @AppUsask

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Cartilaginous fish are fascinating species that can offer unique insight into vertebrate evolution. To learn more about their mineralization patterns,check out the latest publication by Joseph O. Atake. The article can be accessed at the following link: https://t.co/6g9OTXPHJT
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Grad student opportunities in a great lab with a fantastic mentor!

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We had a great time at the annual Eames lab BBQ in Pike Lake. A very nice way of saying goodbye to summer and welcome fall! #Eameslab #Eameslabdaycare #welcomefall2021 🍁🇨🇦🍂🍃

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Brian's trip to Antarctica to study icefish was a tremendous life experience; check out what we found about their skeletons: https://t.co/UbxlNHsFYW

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Congrats to Dr. Katie Ovens on her most recent publication: Comparative Analyses of Gene Co-expression Networks: Implementations and Applications in the Study of Evolution. The article can be accessed at the following link.
https://t.co/9Waq7ubL5b

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Big Congrats to Rafaela Grecco-Machado for winning the Newstead Doctoral Scholarship! Nice job, Rafa! ✨👏🏻👩🏻‍🔬 #EamesLab