I am super excited to share my most recent work! Have you ever wondered how an embryo receives nutrients before the placenta is established?
https://t.co/cQ58fFn3VE
In case you missed it: Women are less likely to be credited for their scientific contributions than men. It’s true across multiple fields & at all stages, with important repercussions for career progress. #WomenInSTEM#WomenInMedicine#MedTwitter
https://t.co/6LsW1sicNJ
We are happy to share our new bioR𝜒iv pre-print – a multidisciplinary imaging and computational approach to understanding collective cell migration in the early mouse embryo #scPhenomics#flocking
https://t.co/FFSvfa6FCf
“You only got this job because you are a woman.”
I have heard this – directly and indirectly, since my start at ETH.
This message “only because you are a woman …. “, continues to be repeated even today - when we win a proposal, receive an award, or take a leadership position.
Why are in-vitro embryo-like models so variable, while the embryo develops so robustly?
We try to tackle this in a new preprint, using the gastruloid model and morphogenetic progression of definitive endoderm (DE).
https://t.co/Agh5VfY2xM
Hello hello there! I am looking for an enthusiastic postdoctoral fellow to join me here in lovely Padua, Italy in the Dept. of Biology at the University of Padua @DiBio_UniPD to work with me on stem cell models of mouse embryos. If interested, please PM me! Thanks!
I'm looking for a Ph.D student who is fascinated by welfare of zebrafish - deadline 14th November 2022 #PhD#zebrafish#fishsci#fishwelfare
https://t.co/xUKKd5Pzt0
Very excited that I have received an EMBO scientific exchange grant!! In February I'll be joining the Hierlemann lab @bel_ethz in Basel to research the placental embryonic interface
Time-lapse imaging of vasculature development in zebrafish combining light-sheet microscopy and optical tomography. Credit to @huiskenlab. #ZebrafishZunday