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Ricard Solé
15 days ago
How dit life originate in our planet? How can we create it in the lab?Our
@royalsocietypublishing.org
Theme Issue "Origins of Life: the possible and the actual", coedited with
@sfiscience.bsky.social
C Kempes and Susan Stepney is out!
royalsocietypublishing.org/toc/rstb/202...
@manlius.bsky.social
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences: Vol 380, No 1936
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/toc/rstb/2025/380/1936
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Naomi Moris
11 days ago
Fully-funded 4-year PhD Opportunities available at the
@crick.ac.uk
, including a project in our lab on human
#embryomodels
Feel free to share with anyone interested, and apply through the online portal before 5th November! 👏
www.crick.ac.uk/careers-stud...
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Moris Lab | Investigating human trunk development using stem cell-based embryo models
https://www.crick.ac.uk/careers-study/vacancies/2025-09-24-moris-lab-investigating-human-trunk-development-using-stem-cell-based-embryo-models
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Hi bsky! Do embryonic tissues have backup plans🔀? Gastruloids (model of body elongation) can build an axis through different cellular mechanisms when on adherent substrates instead of free floating. A case of developmental plasticity! w/ A. Delahaye & @bensteventon.bsky.social
shorturl.at/v01DO
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Ben Steventon
2 months ago
shorturl.at/v01DO
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Gastruloids employ an alternative morphogenetic route to generate a posterior body axis on adherent substrates
Morphogenesis emerges from the integration of genetic programs with environmental signals, yet studying this interplay in embryos remains challenging due to the inherent complexity of embryonic system...
https://shorturl.at/v01DO
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Good PhD and Postdoc opportunity in a vibrant multidisciplinary lab. Check it out if you are looking for your next move!
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2 months ago
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Now, this is a very good perspective on dynamical Systems for cell fate decision. Congratulations to the authors!
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Merkel lab
3 months ago
“I think every human being has to ask himself: what do you do in the face of genocide?” “It couldn’t happen without the support of the western world. Any leader that is not doing whatever they can to stop it is part of this horror.”
www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...
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Israel committing genocide in Gaza, say Israel-based human rights groups
Reports detailing intentional targeting of Palestinians as a group, and systemic destruction of Palestinian society, add to pressure for action
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jul/28/israel-committing-genocide-in-gaza-say-israel-based-human-rights-groups
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James Sharpe
3 months ago
Can robots in a swarm act like the cells of an organism? Thanks to Sedeer El-Showk for the new article in
@nature.com
, which highlights the work of a number of research groups, including our own, on how “Robots demonstrate principles of collective intelligence”.
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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Nice! In-toto 3D imaging is definetely the way to go.
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3 months ago
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Man! your frying pan is "gastrulating" like a chick embryo
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
. Did you cook chicken dumplings? 🤣
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3 months ago
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Jake Cornwall-Scoones
4 months ago
Can using synthetic approaches to build biology help teach us the design principles of how embryos build themselves? 👷♀️🔧 If this is a question that interests you, come and share your thoughts at this Royal Society Workshop on Generative Biology
royalsociety.org/science-even...
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Evan Bardot (he/him)
5 months ago
Attention
#devbio
and
#stemcell
crew!
@natcomms.nature.com
is looking for submissions related to developmental organizers, self organization, and symmetry breaking. More details on the collection page.
www.nature.com/collections/...
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Organizers and self-organization in developmental biology
This collection highlights papers studying self-organization, symmetry breaking, and developmental organizers.
https://www.nature.com/collections/agggcicfie
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Mattia Serra
5 months ago
📣 Preprint alert! We developed a framework to uncover Coherent Structures in flows on dynamic surfaces—revealing dynamic attractors, repellers and deformation directions in nematic vesicles, pancreatic spheroids, and beating zebrafish hearts.
@sreejithsanthosh.bsky.social
biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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Rita Mateus
about 2 years ago
Become the scientist you've been dreaming. Grow with us! #JoinUs in Dresden @imprs_mpicbg @mpicbg for #fullyFunded PhD positions! applications open until Oct 30th👇
digsbb-online-application.cmcb.tu-dresden.de/ausschreibun...
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Heemskerk Lab
5 months ago
Our work on mesoderm development in 2D gastruloids is now published in nature methods
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Extended culture of 2D gastruloids to model human mesoderm development - Nature Methods
This study reports an extended 2D gastruloid system for spatially modeling human mesoderm development.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41592-025-02669-4
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Berta Verd
8 months ago
I am recruiting an
#ERC
funded PostDoc to work on the evolution of vertebral counts in cichlids. This is an experimental project & will be looking for candidates with experience generating reporter lines, live-imaging and experimental embryology. Application deadline: 25th Feb.
tinyurl.com/33jbu8fa
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Rikki Garner
6 months ago
In developing embryos, cells move a lot! Plenty of that movement is random. Is random cell mixing a feature or bug for tissue patterning? Turns out, it’s both! Excited to share the 1st preprint from my postdoc w/ Sean Megason
@seanemcgeary.bsky.social
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doi.org/10.1101/2025...
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Theory of Living Matter Group
6 months ago
🚨Next week, Wed 30/04 | 16:00 UK - Online Seminar🚨 "Learning the emergent order of living matter from bacteria" by Prof Yilin Wu from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. To attend online please register to our 📧 for the zoom link:
lists.cam.ac.uk/sympa/subscr...
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