Developmental and stem cell biology lab. Understanding the control of cell identity and plasticity and how to use it in regenerative medecine @KCLstemcells
Our SEPTEMBER ISSUE is live! Pancreatic development, γδ T cells in CRC and liver cancer, precision nutrition in IBD, SLD in Latin America, and much more!
https://t.co/A0Lzr99tTx
PhD opportunity in Aging, Bioengineering & Regenerative Medicine 🧬
We are recruiting for a fully funded 3-year PhD position in beautiful Lausanne, Switzerland 🇨🇭
Applications will be reviewed ONLY through the official UNIL website: https://t.co/hJmlbzrS1T
📣 One week left to register for #HumanDev26.
We have teamed up with the @wellcometrust -funded consortium Human Developmental Biology Initiative (HDBI) to co-organise our 2026 Journal Meeting. Register by 24 July 2026. https://t.co/1wtKBxdggj.
Congratulations to Professor Francesca Spagnoli from King's College London who has been elected as a member of EMBO – recognising her outstanding contributions to life sciences research.
Read more: https://t.co/AnSCs9WFsB
Drs. Alejo Torres-Cano (@LabSpagnoli) and Francesca Spagnoli explore how cellular plasticity and microenvironmental interactions drive #PancreaticDevelopment, regeneration, and disease, with implications for therapies for diabetes and pancreatic cancer.
Read the #review in @NatRevGastroHep: https://t.co/ZloeWmZt4f
My department at Oxford is recruiting junior faculty to the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research. A collaborative and stimulating department, with great access to the breadth of the Oxford environment. The positions come with core funding and cutting edge technologies. If interested, apply here: https://t.co/R5Lah3bZB3
Mesodermal-niche interactions direct specification and differentiation of pancreatic islet cells in human multilineage organoids https://t.co/UrgWK9JjXG #biorxiv_devbio
New research from Professor Francesca Spagnoli reveals how different cell types develop, assemble, and communicate to build a functioning pancreas.🧬
https://t.co/vHlaLUNhmt
Image credit: Alejo Torres-Cano et al. Sci. Adv. 11,eadx5791(2025). DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adx5791
🚨 here it is the #DashBoard accompanying our new paper (see 🧵 below)
➡️ https://t.co/JFPPD4a04Z
😃 have fun exploring the dataset & #spatial#maps 🗺️
👏 👏 Kudo to Sami (#SiwanartaMa) MSc Bioinformatics for building the #DashBoard !!
🚨 Check out our new paper is now online in its final version!!!
🎉 👏 Congratulations
Alejo Torres-Cano, who led the study
+ past & current team @LabSpagnoli
+ collaborators #VigilanteLab@kingsmedicine
➡️ https://t.co/6JnJbCz5mJ...
🕰️ Alejo Torres-Cano and team at @KingsCollegeLon combine single-cell and spatial transcriptomics to map pancreatic cell populations across space and time, from embryonic development to adult homeostasis in mice.
@ScienceAdvances | https://t.co/DiSnKNbiea
🚨 Check out our new paper is now online in its final version!!!
🎉 👏 Congratulations
Alejo Torres-Cano, who led the study
+ past & current team @LabSpagnoli
+ collaborators #VigilanteLab@kingsmedicine
➡️ https://t.co/6JnJbCz5mJ...
We built ‘maps’ 💻showing that pancreatic progenitors and nearby supporting cells form niches &
used #stemcells 🧫to recreate pancreatic niches in the lab 🧪 & study how human beta cells develop
🙏 the Editor #ScienceAdvances & reviewers for great insights and comments