Want to learn more about axolotls, the masters of regeneration? Check out this Austrian Academy of Sciences interview with Helena Okulski from the Tanaka lab (@Tanaxolotl), where she explains what makes these animals so special and whether they make good pets.

We are #hiring ! The IMBA / IMP Comparative Medicine Facility has an exciting opportunity for a deputy veterinary director. Come lead a team that conducts basic biomedical research and supports researchers from 20 scientific research groups. Apply here: imba.onlyfy.jobs/job/sns59gtm

IMBA is recruiting Group Leaders! Are you interested in starting your own lab, pursuing curiosity-driven basic research in the life sciences? Apply by June 3! bit.ly/imbagroupleader

Today, at the Long Night of Research, discover how developing 3D miniature models - 'organoids' from induced pluripotent stem cells can provide insights into disease mechanisms and promote the development of new therapies. Visit our research station: langenachtderforschung.at/station/1135

Ever wondered how cells in the regenerating limb know whether to form a hand or an upper arm? A new study by the Tanaka lab (Elly Tanaka) shows that chromatin plays a vital role: oeaw.ac.at/imba/research-…

New paper alert! In a new study, Elly Tanaka and her group (Elly Tanaka) show how the floor plate, a key organizer in development, forms. Read more about the findings here: oeaw.ac.at/imba/research-…

Elly Tanaka, IMBA's scientific director, and Jürgen Knoblich have both been elected to the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, the oldest continuously existing academy of natural sciences and medicine. Congratulations! oeaw.ac.at/imba/research-…

We are hiring! The IMBA Stem Cell Core Facility is searching for a research assistant (10 hours/week). Apply now: imba.onlyfy.jobs/job/7gc220yu

On May 24, at the Long Night of Research, the Tanaka lab reveals how axolotls contribute to regeneration research at IMBA. Visit our station! langenachtderforschung.at/station/4334

If you are interested in #adultneurogenesis #stemcells #quiescence & #metabolism you shouldn't miss this seminar: Noelia Urban Noelia Urbán from IMBA Tomorrow Friday 12:30 at Instituto Cajal CSIC CSIC

Today, Laura Kracht, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Knoblich Lab at IMBA, will speak at “Pint of Science” about the role that microglia, the brain’s immune cells, play in neuronal development. (Event in German). pintofscience.at/event/mini-hir…

Do you want to learn more about what it’s like to do your PhD at IMBA? In our newest Alumni Portrait, Julia Batki, former PhD student in the lab of Julius Brennecke, reflects on her IMBA journey and how it shaped her scientific career: bit.ly/3y9dVxt