Lab for Applied Developmental Immunology and Stem Cell Biology š¬ https://xitter.cf/t.co/nbbss4PdJ6
Joined April 2013
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Rene Maehr retweeted
Scientists from @MaxYunLab & @MaehrLab find the juvenile axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) can regenerate its thymus de novo after complete removal and identify midkine signaling as a possible early driver of de novo thymus regeneration.
#thymus #regeneration
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Rene Maehr retweeted
The December issue of Science #Immunology is out!
This month's cover highlights the juvenile #axolotl's ability to regenerate its #thymus after complete removalāpossibly making it an exception among vertebrates.
Learn about this research and more: scim.ag/48fBhkF
Rene Maehr retweeted
Join #Devbio @CincyChildrens amazing colleagues, fantastic core facilities, generous startup, one of the biggest DB groups embedded in the #1 Childrenās Hospital enabling discovery and facilitating translation of tomorrowās cures. apply today!
The Division of Developmental Biology @CincyChildrens is hiring! Please share with anyone who may be interested and DM me if you would like to know more.
Rene Maehr retweeted
š£ļø Recruiting a #postdoc to join our #thymus transplantation research program in š¬š§! Through disease modelling of thymic stromal cell defects, we aim to gain new insights into thymus biology and T-cell development. Dm if interested and thanks for sharing!šgosh.healthjobsuk.com/vacancā¦
Rene Maehr retweeted
(2/2) please retweet these job openings. They are fantastic career opportunities in the field of bioimage analysis at great institutions in a great city š:
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Rene Maehr retweeted
Check out this opportunity for an Assistant Professorship in RNA-based Infection Research at @Helmholtz_HIRI. The research environment in WĆ¼rzburg is highly collaborative with cutting-edge infrastructure.
Rene Maehr retweeted
If you can't diagnose, you can't treat! An essential part of our mission is education about #PrimaryImmunodeficiency. Share our resources to educate your network on how to recognize PI; you could be saving a life! šā Find and download our posters at info4pi.org/internet-cafe/viā¦
Rene Maehr retweeted
Hoping to find developmental or cell biologists interested in disease mechanisms for an exciting collaborative post doc project. Last weekend to apply to join us @GurdonInstitute: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/38638/
Rene Maehr retweeted
My lab has a couple of postdoc opportunities coming up, both experimental and/or computational. Official postings will follow, please inquire if interested and RT!
Rene Maehr retweeted
Stem cell biologists interested in a tenure track position. Please apply @MSK_CSCB @MSKCancerCenter. Kindly RT.
Less than 2 weeks left to Oct 17 deadline!
If you are looking for tenure track positions in stem cell biology donāt miss this opportunity @MSK_CSCB @MSKCancerCenter ā outstanding environment for studies ranging from basic stem cell biology to actual human translation.
Rene Maehr retweeted
šØ!!!Preprint Alert!!!šØ I am super-delighted to share our work co-led with @adrianobolondi describing the discovery and characterization of a novel lncRNA, LNCSOX17, a key regulator of human definitive endoderm. #Meissner Lab @MPI_MolGen. Aš§µ1/11 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/ā¦
Rene Maehr retweeted
Upcoming Workshop: Beta Cell Replacement Therapies
A JDRF-NIH-FDA co-organized workshop on beta cell replacement is taking place on May 18-19, 2022.
Hybrid Meeting on NIH campus & zoom
Registration deadline: May 10
Learn more at: tinyurl.com/beta-may
Rene Maehr retweeted
I'm looking for a scientific programmer with background in ML/AI and experience in single-cell omics analysis. Exciting project opportunities on multi-omics/spatial integration of in-house generated data. Be part of uni-wuerzburg.de/caidas/homeā¦. Please DM and RT! Ad will follow soon.
Rene Maehr retweeted
JOB ALERT #Barcelona. Please RT.
We are looking for a Computational Biologist joining my #singlecell genomics group @cnag @CRGenomica to work on single-cell and spatial genomics applied to #immunooncology #immunotherapy for next-generation pathology.
recruitment.crg.eu/content/jā¦
Rene Maehr retweeted
@MaehrLab study in @NatureComms examined gene expression & cellular behaviors during thymus development, the major organ involved in educating the immune system, to investigate its role in the #type1diabetes #autoimmune attack.
@umasschan @ProgMolMed bit.ly/3ATZQkW
Rene Maehr retweeted
Are you interested in joining a team using patient genome sequence, animal models and iPSC organoids to elucidate the cause of congenital anomalies? Postdoc positions @ZornLab @CuSTOMOrganoids @CincyChildrens CLEARconsortium.org DM me - please RT
Rene Maehr retweeted
Happy to present our #singlecell study in collab with @Fabian_Theis . We distilled multi-omic data to regulatory models of pharyngeal organ development, and characterized perturbation effects on development @NatComm @UMassDiabetes @UMassChan rdcu.be/cFA0f
ALT DOI: 10.1038/s41467-022-28067-4 open access: https://rdcu.be/cFA0f
Rene Maehr retweeted
First in human nytimes.com/2021/11/27/healtā¦
Rene Maehr retweeted
Iām super excited to share our collaboration with @GrayCampLab and @TreutleinLab - work led by @CY_Qianhui_YU @KlkUmut and Emily Holloway, and many other @TheSpenceLab members
And, thanks to @cziscience who funded the work and shared our enthusiasm for #endoderm and #organoids!
New resource online now! A reference atlas of multiple human developing endodermal organs of the respiratory and gastrointestinal tract.
#organoids
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Rene Maehr retweeted
Tenure Track Faculty Position @UMassMedical in the Program in Innate Immunity. Come join our group of incredible faculty to pursue your career as an innate immunologist #innateimmunity Please RT
I am very excited to announce that the Program in Innate Immunity and the Division of Infectious Diseases and Immunology at @UMassMedical has launched an open search for a new tenure-track junior faculty recruit in innate immunity. Please RT.
