@Mech_Morph_Lab
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We study the molecular and biophysical mechanisms underlying tissue morphogenesis @PoLDresden @tudresden_de @ERC_Research @EMBO_YIP
Arnoldstraße 18, 01307 Dresden
Joined March 2020
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Our work on the role of endogenous electric fields in guiding collective cell migration in vivo is finally out @NatureMaterials !
nature.com/articles/s41563-0…
Congrats to all the authors, specially Fernando and @Sofia__Moreira from my lab #bioelectrics #devbio #cellmigration #xenopus
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📢 2027 ERC Consolidator Grant call for proposals is now open 📢
Have an excellent research idea and ready to build the team to pursue it?
This funding could be for you!
Deadline: 12 January 2027
👉 link.europa.eu/g4NrCc
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🚨I have open PhD positions to join my new lab at #NIMSB🚀!! nimsb.unl.pt/join-us/
🌟I'm looking for motivated candidates, eager to join a multidisciplinary team + study the intracellular dynamics driving cancer cell migration with advanced computational methods & microscopy👾
🤖 Made with AI
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@Nature : why are you writing such misleading and wrong posts? Nobody thought there is only one cell, nobody thought all npcs are the same, so if you need that level of wrong to promote the paper, it's either nit novel enough or you have not understood what you are promoting. 👎
Many scientists have long thought that a single type of starter cell gives rise to the entire brain. But experiments now challenge that fundamental picture, providing evidence that it takes not one but two flavours of progenitor cell to make the complex organ.
go.nature.com/4dJKmnY
Congratulations @JoanaESaraiva and @SandraEdwJor on their new review on @embojournal we discussed few points about the coordination of cell state transitions in #embryo and #regeneration
Also welcome to “X” @JoanaESaraiva
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Our latest preprint, from @eerinberr is live:
Cytoskeletal disassembly by optogenetic control of RhoA signaling termination.
biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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I've just started my 2nd lab at RIKEN BDR in Kobe, Japan!
This small, focused group will compare and manipulate species-specific time and shape, in collaboration with our Dresden lab.
Interested in the stem cell zoo? Get in touch!
bdr.riken.jp/en/research/lab…
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Qian, @buenoscience et al reveal that proper spatial patterning of zygotic genome activation is required for embryogenesis & the existence of a surveillance system for embryo quality control exquisitely tuned to spatiotemporal ordering of genome activation hubs.la/Q04wXP8C0
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New paper from the lab!
We developed a self-organizing muscle and blood vessel-like network from bovine ES cells, bringing us one step closer to creating structured cultured beef steak! 🥩🔬
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Very honored and happy to serve as a Panel Chair for the current ERC AdG round. It's going to be a lot of work, but I will be seeing a lot of excellent science and will learn a mountain of new exciting things.
erc.europa.eu/system/files/2…
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Excited to share our lab's new preprint led by Ting @huanting_ong introducing paired-surface spatial mechanomics!
We link nanoindentation stiffness maps with #SpatialTranscriptomics to connect local tissue mechanics with molecular state.
🔗biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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A developmental biologist's guide to mechanics | Development | The Company of Biologists journals.biologists.com/dev/…
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🤔How does nature solve difficult physics problems?
🔬The group of Helmut Schießel studies the solutions to hard physics problems in the cell nucleus — from nuclear organization, to how DNA gets copied & sorted during cell division
Watch our new video 👉youtube.com/watch?v=NrZXIjpB…
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Dr. Magdalena Sutcliffe and team at @CamBioCampus discovered a chemical chromatin restoration approach that reverses differentiation defects in hPSCs, restoring their ability to generate diverse cell types and brain #organoids.
📃 go.nature.com/4qhwOW8
Listen now: bit.ly/4xRQmD3
Thanks @CampasLab and congratulations and good luck to Helmut!
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Registration is now open for the upcoming Xenopus Resources and Emerging Technologies (XRET) meeting Oct 2-5. The program and link for registration can be found on the NXR website.
xenopusnxr.org/xenbase/nxr/j…
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lnkd.in/p/dx2Pc3tE This year I am on my Magnetic state🧲🤖 check this publication on LinkedIn. By the way we got the inside cover in Soft Matter💖 – at Ñuñoa, Chile
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Meet our Preprint Editors
We are pleased to welcome Daniel Ríos-Barrera @yosoyden from @biomedicasunam to our first group of Preprint Editors to our editorial team, responsible for handling our 'In preprints' articles.
journals.biologists.com/dev/…
ALT Profile card for Daniel Ríos-Barrera, Preprint Editor (Development) at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico. The card includes a quote about preprints enabling active scientific discussion before publication and democratizing access to research. Key topics listed are cell biology, morphogenesis, and signalling. On the right, a portrait shows a person seated indoors in a laboratory or office setting with scientific posters and equipment visible in the background. The Development journal logo appears at the bottom.
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Looking for a PhD?
Applications are now open for PhD positions at the Max Delbrück Center. 🧵
mdc-berlin.de/career/jobs/ph…
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I will be opening my research group at the Max Delbrück Center later this year to unravel the principles governing the unique context sensing capacity of the liver mdc-berlin.de/schwayer
and am looking for enthusiastic PhD applicants.
