Assistant Professor at University Medical Center Utrecht
Utrecht, The Netherlands
Joined September 2017
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We’re hiring! Looking for a PhD student interested in brain development and cancer to join our team at the UMC Utrecht @NeuroscienceT. An exciting collaboration with @Lena_Kutscher at the DKFZ in Heidelberg. Please reach out with questions! werkenbijumcutrecht.nl/vacat…
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Super proud to see our human neurodevelopmental atlas of chromatin accessibility out in nature! Thank you to @slinnarsson @MJ_Schipper @DPosthu and @ReagorCaleb, as well as the KI hospital and Cambridge University for a very joyful collaboration. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Whole, healthy human brain data is now on the ABC Atlas!
Dataset incl. 3 million+ cells sampled from dissections from adult donors. Samples underwent snRNA sequencing and were clustered and categorized by neurotransmitter, region, and more.
ABC Atlas: portal.brain-map.org/atlases…
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Interested in epigenetics research? Apply for a 3-year Rurainski Postdoc Fellowship at @DKFZ! Applications close March 30th (dkfz.de/en/postdoc-program/D…).
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Very excited to share our work on human brain epigenetics, which is on bioRxiv now biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…. Huge thanks to my colleagues in Ecker Lab and Ed Lein, @slinnarsson, Bing Ren, Marga Behrens, and many others!
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Check out our @stemcellreports paper published today doi.org/10.1016/j.stemcr.202… by @Kaneyasu1980 @shanzheng_yang @ka_wai_rine @EAsgrimsdottir et al in collaboration with @PerSvenningsson @HjerlingLeffler @slinnarsson describing how to make midbrain #Dopamine neurons from hES cells.
At #SfN22! I'll be presenting a poster today on our transcriptomic atlas of the adult human brain. 1:00 pm, Session 031.17. Come visit!
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So excited that our work is on bioRxiv! BIG thanks to my colleagues from Dr. Bing Ren’s lab and @CEpigenomics. A really fun collaboration with @shangjingbo @JoeEcker, Marga Behrens, @slinnarsson, Trygve Bakken, Ed Lein and many others!
A comparative atlas of single-cell chromatin accessibility in the human brain biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
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Happy to share @Kriegsteinlab preprint on profiling human cortical development across prenatal and postnatal stages! Thanks to all co-authors, especially @Yonatan_Peretz, and @rebusbio @lab_paredes @cellbrowser @LabNowakowski @schirmerlab @mayersimo biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
A super cool dataset! Exciting to see so much primate data the last couple weeks. Marmoset here from @fennamk and others, macaque from @kchiou @XingfanH and others! bit.ly/3CL0zpQ
Excited to present our new preprint! We sequenced 2.4 million marmoset brain cell nuclei across major neocortical and subcortical structures. Here’s what we learned.
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Excited to share the single-cell adult #macaque brain atlas—our contribution to a big week of #brainatlas preprints! W/ @XingfanH, @MichaelLouisPl1, @JShendure, & @SMack_Lab—we profiled 4.2M nuclei across 30 regions from females+males. Here’s what we found bit.ly/3CL0zpQ
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Excited to share our cell atlas of early human brain development! @MiriDanan @slinnarsson Thanks to all, especially: @LarsBorm, Elin Vinsland, Lijuan Hu, Peter Lönnerberg, @ka_wai_rine @ErnestArenasSWE, Xiaoling He, Roger Barker, Xiaofei Li, Erik Sundström
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So excited our single-cell transcriptomic survey of the adult human brain is on bioRxiv! @slinnarsson @MossiAlejandro @ka_wai_rine @ErnestArenasSWE A really fun collaboration with Rebecca Hodge, Trygve Bakken, Ed Lein and others at the @AllenInstitute doi.org/10.1101/2022.10.12.5…
Altogether our study highlights enormous challenges ahead of the neuroscience community, as we aim to understand the unique assemblies of neurons and glia that populate each brain region.
Links to code and data are available here: github.com/linnarsson-lab/ad…. We are also working to release a browsable version of the dataset, which we hope you will enjoy as much as we have. Feedback welcome!
