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Issue 24 is complete!
Cover: Confocal microscope image of a mouse embryonic kidney section identifying the metanephric mesenchyme (WT1+, cyan) and the ureteric bud epithelium (CDH1+, magenta) during early renal branching morphogenesis. See Franks & Allen:
https://t.co/4VJDjXAMng
Researchers from @BakkersLab have successfully repaired damaged mouse hearts using a protein from zebrafish. This study marks a promising step toward regenerative therapies to prevent heart failure. Read more https://t.co/9JFR2fXjYu
@DEMdeBakker@BouwmanMara
@J_Bakkers
Join us in celebrating 25 years of the Practical Course on Developmental Biology! This special event will feature alumni of the course, now PIs from around the world, as speakers. Come to beautiful Quintay to enjoy a unique blend of science, sea, and food – all for free!
Check out Issue 140 of Differentiation https://t.co/a8iHSElXuZ
It includes everything from #oligodendrocyte development to #Retinoblastoma protein roles during plant mitosis and bone cell differentiation!
Bonus: the second half of a #FGF primers special issue is included!
In this student-requested video, I demo the process of making a high quality publication-ready figure (from making a mockup to enhancing visual similarity in Illustrator) and narrate my general process.
Follow along 📽️: https://t.co/4uLZFkzDBA
#phdlife#AcademicTwitter#dataviz
I recently realized a lot of trainees don't really know the format of a compelling research presentation. I compiled a template that people can download on my lab website! A 🧵 to explain each component... 1. start with a nice title slide. https://t.co/wZ2wzjNFJJ
Have you ever wondered how your back formed? The human embryo makes a neural tube (future spinal cord) and somites (trunk muscle/bone) from ~d20. They’re formed at the same time and place, so we used human Trunk-like Structures (hTLS) to investigate their ‘co-development’… (1/7)
The deadline to submit an abstract for oral and poster presentations at our Biologists @ 100 conference has been extended to Friday 17 January 2025. View the abstract topics and submit yours at https://t.co/LwjUH3QPh2 #biologists100
The Gordon Research Conference and the accompanying Gordon Research Seminar for ECRs in Developmental Biology 2025 are now open for registration. The deadline for abstract submission is 20th January. You can check out the general program here: https://t.co/q7Sa2VjKsh
Thank you, @ecbrooks96, from @MDBCincy for this spookily good RNAscope Multiplex Fluorescent V2 image of Musculoskeletal tissues in a frontal section of an embryonic mouse.
Submit your #ArtofRNAscope images to https://t.co/u1pmaF8Nsw and #AdvanceYourRNAscopeISH#SeeMoreIn2024
Another week celebrating #FluorescenceFriday with this beautiful montage of zebrafish embryos stained for DAPI and neural crest cells at 3 different stages: 10, 17, and 26 somites taken by a talented PhD student @ZimengWu33 and postdoc Jonas Hartmann.
We are excited to announce the 2025 SDB Science Communication Interns: Raisa Bailon-Zambrano @cuanschutz, Samantha Fernandes @UW, Caroline Halmi @UofMaryland, Cindy Ow @cin_thesis@UCSF, and Violet Sorrentino @wormentino@UW@fredhutch. Congratulations! https://t.co/naLFA6feD0
We're thrilled to announce that the National Black Postdoctoral Association (@natblackpostdoc) was awarded $119,700 from the Simons Foundation (@SimonsFdn) to sponsor our NBPA Leadership Symposium this fall at @UTSWMedCenter! 🙌🏾✨
After a successful faculty recruitment that brought in two stellar new Assistant Profs, we're not resting on our laurels: @WashUGenetics is hiring again. I'm on the search committee this year, and we're prepared to make a bunch of offers. Let me tell you why you should apply 1/6
Only 2 days left to register for our EMBO-Practical course 2024 in Quintay. If you join, you may also enjoy lots of Pisco sour and good food!
Financial support is available. More info can be found here:
https://t.co/jbrwQNmpBG #DevelopmentalBiology#EMBO#Science
Attention craniofacial and oral biology researchers! We are looking to hire a new faculty member (open rank) to join our collegial, research-intensive Department. Job posting: https://t.co/CMLTBzj09J