Chris Barry

Stem cell scientist. Science advocate. Staunch supporter of fact-based policies. Evolution enthusiast. Opinions are my own.

[Chris Barry @chris1barry]

Another #science puzzle to help communicate science. Science education has never been more important!

#scicomm #science #CellBiology

https://t.co/JHokECS3zG

[Chris Barry @chris1barry]

#SciComm about #COVID has never been more important. We need more creative ways to communicate #biology to the next generation. Like these wooden #virus and #Ab toys: https://t.co/NGmKa6RlXq

[ISSCR @ISSCR]

@VertexPharma @elevatebio @LonzaGroup @PallCorporation @darkhorsecagt @CGTCatapult @CiRA_KU_E

[ISSCR @ISSCR]

#ISSCR has released its updated Guidelines! “This is a significant update, building upon the society’s longstanding commitment to excellence in all areas of stem cell research,” said Christine Mummery, ISSCR president. https://t.co/bo5br0E0Hd #ISSCRGuidelines

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

Lab meeting when you don’t have new results

[Julie Perlin @perlin_j]

So excited to share this resource put together by the ISSCR Education Committee to help teach stem cell biology to undergraduate and graduate students!

[ISSCR @ISSCR]

Another exciting meeting in the #ISSCR #COVID19 and #stemcells series! This week was all about the lung. Thank you @ToddMcDevitt, Li Qian, Nan Tang, Justin Ichida, and @Kottond! Visit https://t.co/4OnGPKzPcu for meeting series info and how to join.

[Samantha Yammine, PhD @heysciencesam]

For folks attending virtual conferences like #ISSCR2020, here are my ✨4 TOP TIPS✨ for networking online & getting the most out of virtual events!

[Chris Barry @chris1barry]

Thank this administrations’ ban on fetal tissue research for preventing important COVID-19 treatment research. Good thing we pander to political interest groups when peoples’ lives are on the line 🙄 https://t.co/4NUIHY9P6u

[Gladstone Institutes @GladstoneInst]

To understand how and why congenital heart defects happen, and how best to intervene, PhD Candidate @YvankadeSoysa and researchers at Gladstone turned to single cell RNA sequencing to characterize heart development
@10xGenomics @dsrivastava_md

https://t.co/5GOATH2bfg

[Development @Dev_journal]

Reprogramming: identifying the mechanisms that safeguard cell identity
A Review by @Brumbaugh_JB, @B_DiStefano_ and
Konrad Hochedlinger
https://t.co/aSrOPiLK45

[Chris Barry @chris1barry]

Ever wonder how species develop at different speeds during gestation? Or why stem cells seem to retain species-specific developmental timing in vitro? Our new paper is out identifying one possible component: early differences in transcriptomic response rates!

[Rhonda Bacher @rbacher]

Our paper comparing early stages of neural differentiation between human and mouse gene expression using minute-scale RNA-seq is now out!! @PLOSCompBiol

https://t.co/nOUI9ynpWh

[Julie Perlin @perlin_j]

Have questions about cord blood donation or banking? Or do you have friends ask you what they should do? Check out our new resource that addresses these issues.

[ISSCR @ISSCR]

ISSCR was on the Hill in DC this week advocating for #stemcell research, including the importance of fetal tissue research, increased funding for biomedical science, and sharing concerns regarding the spread of clinics selling unproven & unapproved "therapies" @SJMorrison_

[David Howard @Used_For_Glue]

Applying reviewer 2's minor correction to your manuscript

[Rhonda Bacher @rbacher]

Human developmental clock mimicked in a dish | Morgridge Institute for Research: https://t.co/Un9OcysIst

[Sandy S Lee @sandyserena___]

I’ve never related to a meme more in my life #gradschool

[Chris Barry @chris1barry]

Cyborg organoids are here! https://t.co/gqMx2XgvYw

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

Every PhD project

[Chris Barry @chris1barry]

Why is it always reviewer #3?

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

Reviewer 3 Vs. Reviewers 1&2 https://t.co/Ju5ihIE5G6