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Multicellular Pattern Formation: Organoids, Synthetic Networks, Reaction Diffusion
Seville, Spain
Joined April 2016
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Our article "The Clock and Wavefront Self-Organizing model recreates the dynamics of mouse somitogenesis in vivo and in vitro" is out in @Dev_journal 🥳 Discover how the Sevilletor equation can self-organize to make somitogenesis waves! #SelfOrganization
journals.biologists.com/dev/…
Opportunity for a PhD in Spain: Synthetic biology project in a top multidisciplinary team. Don't miss it!
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Catch up on our recent Community Lecture with Blaise Agüera y Arcas! The lecture, Computing, Life, and Intelligence, is available on SFI’s YouTube channel: youtube.com/live/75PAyV83YqE…
@blaiseaguera
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Great talk today at #CABDseminars by Vil Fernandes. Vil explained the latest results of her research. Dr. Fernandes was hosted by Acaimo González Reyes
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Just published a new edition of “Principles of Development’ from “Wolpert’s Principles of Development’ to honour his memory and the origin of this textbooks that aims at distilling the, sometimes elusive, principles underlying animal and plant development shorturl.at/LrOxn
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Renormalisation is a central concept in modern physics. It describes how the dynamics of a system change at different scales. A great way to understand and visualise renormalisation is the Ising model
(some math, but one can follow without it )
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Wow! "I didn't know, I did not explore how tissue movements influence the emergence of digit patterns in limb development" (ironic tone). Who knows what I was thinking when I made this figure 10 years ago in (Raspopovic et al. Science 2014),β is the speed of reaction-diffusion...
Growth and patterning in vertebrate limb development A timescale perspective on skeletal specification biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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We are pleased to announce that the upcoming conference, “Emergence and Self-organization in Biological Systems” (ESBS 2025), will be held at the Arnold Sommerfeld Center in the Physics Department of LMU Munich from August 18 to 22, 2025.
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Replying to @CABD_UPO_CSIC @CSICAndalExtrem @SEBiBC_es @pablodeolavide @UniversidadAnd @CienciaGob @AgEInves @icases
3. Jelena Raspopovic @14fingermouse
Contrato PTA en el #CABD
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Extremely interesting/important experiments by E Wieschaus. Virtuoso genetics reveals that #Drosophila, most deterministically patterned model organism, has #SelfOrganization at its heart youtube.com/watch?v=jBGljdB0…
Looking forward to the paper #PatternFormation #Embryos #MustWatch
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We are looking for a #PostDoc with experience in #BioImage Analysis @ETH in #Basel, CH.
Our mission: translate image-derived insights into mechanistic models of development & disease #lightsheet #ultrasound #CTCF
jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOPG_e…
Proud to have @elecamagu at CABD! The study of human development is undoubtedly one of the most exciting frontiers in research—shaping not just the future, but already the present. 😎
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Replying to @CABD_UPO_CSIC @BIOtFUNg @artal_sanz @pablodeolavide @CSICAndalExtrem @UniversidadAnd @SOMM_alliance
Third talk by @14fingermouse presenting the new ‘Clean Room’ for 3D culture, an extension. The initial funding was gathered by @ALCAZAR156 @CarlosSantosOc & @MarconSBSLab with the support of the María de Maeztu Unit of the CABD!
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Second talk by @MarconSBSLab explaining the research lines of his group!
#XmasCABD
Exciting day! 🎉 Today at 11h @JulieKlepstad, the second PhD student from my lab, defends her thesis. She'll present the Clock and Wavefront Self-Organizing model and much more🤞. If you're into somitogenesis or complex systems, check out her amazing work: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3874…