paula alexandre

UCL Institute of Child Health

[Gabe Galea @GabeGalea]

Institute of Child Health #3MT competition just starting
On stage are our lead research student reps who helped organise the competition

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

We are recruiting. An amazing opportunity to join Alexandre’s lab and be part of the exciting consortium dedicated to understand human development (HDBI, https://t.co/iVXCeQmavb). (https://t.co/n4oGw2oymB).
Email: [email protected]
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[Developmental Biology & Cancer @DBC_ICH]

📢 32nd Head Group Meeting - Craniofacial and Neural Development booking deadline has been extended to this Monday 13th January, please use this link to book: https://t.co/4t0Wm8D4cS

Full list of speakers included in the poster below ⬇️

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

The 32nd Head group meeting is taking place on the 20th of January @UCLchildhealth @DBC_ICH. We have a few available slots to give talks in Craniofacial & Neural Developmental.

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

Our most recent collaborative work is now available online. Thankyou Parthiv Haldipur, Kim A Aldinger and Kathleen J. Millen and HDBR team for letting me join this adventure. It has been fun!

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

Spatiotemporal expansion of primary progenitor zones in the developing human cerebellum https://t.co/m9KjudSLle

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

@parthivhaldipur @sciencemagazine @neurodevKathy Fantastic news!!

[Gabe Galea @GabeGalea]

Congrats to @MaxBenButler and Nina Short on their joint first author paper in @J_Cell_Sci showing, according to a reviewer, that cells in the embryonic spinal cord can "walk and chew gum at the same time" https://t.co/u9FAPUIAhi
@NTDs_research @DBC_ICH @wellcometrust

[Gabe Galea @GabeGalea]

Dancing neurons in the developing spinal cord. Our latest paper with @apalexa1 is now online in @Dev_Cell
https://t.co/cF6Wihch0N
@DBC_ICH

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

@Twitter inspiring stories at #jpfevents #jpfoundation

[UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health @UCLchildhealth]

Don't miss our @UCL_ICH Postgraduate Open Day on Wednesday 9th Nov from 1pm. Programme: https://t.co/PGHfsK386Q

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

Looking forward to learn more about "Mechanisms of asymmetric cell division"! https://t.co/ljBeDLWGyW

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

He improved lens and microscopes that used to describe microorganisms for the first time . https://t.co/glBB1o1v48

[The Royal Society @royalsociety]

"In the year 1657 I discovered very small living creatures in rain water." Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, October 24, 1632 – August 26, 1723.

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

Theo Murphy meeting about the Mechanisms of Asymmetric Cell Division Registrations are open! https://t.co/9jiYpXSIi9

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

beautiful illustration! https://t.co/OL4q0gUrCr

[Wellcome @wellcometrust]

Delighted to announce our overall #2016WIA winner: David S Goodsell 's watercolour and ink illustration Ebola virus

[paula alexandre @apalexa1]

BBC News - The 20 best science images of the year? https://t.co/Nh9tuJzvxS

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https://t.co/uPqxjQDXtb

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Wellcome Image Awards 2016: the best pictures (Wired UK) https://t.co/BK5G4SamsG