UO Developmental Biology

Developmental Biology Training Program at the University of Oregon

[UOWGS @uowgs]

SAVE THE DATE! All are welcome for FREE SWEETS AND COFFEE at our Sweets & Treats Membership Drive. Join WGS in Willamette Atrium on Friday, October 11th from 11am to 1pm and find out what we're all about! 🍪☕😊

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

@SconceMichelle Monday, October 14th Willamette 110.

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

Join IMB for the first talk of the Life Science Trainee Research seminar series. Michelle Massaquoi @SconceMichelle, a 5th year biology grad student in the Guillemin lab, will kick it off with “Exploring the Role of Bacterial Protein BefA on Zebrafish Beta Cell Development.”

[Kryn Stankunas @StankLab]

1/ We identify the potassium channel kcnh2a as the cause of the classic zebrafish mutant longfin’s stunning fin overgrowth phenotype: https://t.co/6BEkx5UlUd

[PlesaLab @PlesaLab]

We're recruiting two postdocs to work on developing multiplexed technologies to study proteins at large-scales. Please RT! #genesynthesis #proteinengineering #synbio
https://t.co/3PmlI9mY5y

[UOWGS @uowgs]

Need a pick-me-up? Don't forget to drop by our Membership Drive this Friday from 11-1 in Willamette Atrium for free sweets and coffee. Join us and find out what we're all about!

[UOWGS @uowgs]

JUMP! is a fantastic opportunity for undergrads to get direct, individualized help with professional, academic, and research development. Apply today! https://t.co/XGbfmoTHaM

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

Our last speaker today is Dr. Vilas Menon from @Columbia talking to us about Single-Cell Approaches to Identify Cell-Type Specific Changes in Neurodegenerative Disease.

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

Cell Type and Identity can be confusing, as Dr. Luisa Iruela-Arispe from @UCLA reminds us in her great Endothelial Cell Heterogeneity and Vascular Resilience talk!

[University of Oregon @uoregon]

The plan lays out key priorities and areas of scientific focus that will serve as the ideological foundation of @UOKnightCampus. https://t.co/djGsTy76qh

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

The 2019 Cell Type and Identity continues with a great talk by Dr. Lisa Goodrich from @harvardmed telling us about A sound basis for neuronal diversity in the auditory system!

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

We are now hearing from the dynamic speaker Dr. Kevin Wang Unclocking an alternative state of mammalian pluripotency, Royal insights from the Queen.

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

The 2019 Cell Type and Identity Symposium has begun with Dr. Kristy Red-Horse discussing Coronary artery development and regeneration

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

A new study in Nature disproves a long-standing idea that multi-celled animals evolved from a single-celled ancestor resembling a modern sponge cell. Instead, it was probably quite similar to a stem cell. Read the paper here: https://t.co/RhhDuVQFfw

[Knight Campus @UOKnightCampus]

We’re excited to announce the Knight Campus is joining forces with the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute (@OHSUKnight) to combat cancer with data science, in a partnership involving the UO's Data Science Initiative (@uodatasci): https://t.co/t7S2LHwbSc

[Kristi Hamilton @m_kristina_h]

Yeah! Judit is on science Friday!!

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

Join us on Wednesday, June 12 to hear @krystal_oon and Dr. Molly Jud present their research at the Developmental Interest Group!

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

You can still register for the FREE Cell Type and Identity symposium at the @uoregon on June20th! Join us for great talks from invited speakers, a poster session, and a forum discussion.
https://t.co/orKDAdkcgh

[UO Developmental Biology @UODevBio]

Great preLight read @AbagaelLasseig1!

[preLights @preLights]

Phase separation strikes again! Zonula occludens proteins concentrate tight junction machinery by forming non-membrane enclosed compartments. https://t.co/V6AzObMZYr

by #preLighter @AbagaelLasseig1 on #preprint from the @Honigmann_Lab @mpicbg

[Austin Seroka @austinseroka1]

Free registration is open for the @UODevBio 2019 Trainee Symposium!

June 20, 2019
https://t.co/mcNbMqRwvt

We have an exciting list of speakers, and are looking forward to a day full of innovative approaches and awesome biology.

Hope to see you there!