Summer is coming to a close at Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL)! Listen as Stowers Grad School predoc Kaelan Brennan describes how hands-on fieldwork offers a unique, holistic view of developmental #biology at our satellite lab at MBL in #WoodsHole. 🦑 🐠 🚤 Learn more: stowers.org/the-stowers-la…

Please help us welcome our new #postdocs to the Institute! We are so excited to have each of you joining our labs and can't wait to see all you accomplish! #science #biology #research #postdoc #postdoctraining 🔬

In the latest publication of SaraH Zanders 🎃💀(tinyurl.com/54z6dndm), I worked on understanding the evolution of multiple wtf meiotic drivers. The key motivation was to understand how fission yeast can have multiple poison-antidote meiotic drivers segregating in their populations.

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Exciting news! Starting October, the Rohner Lab will be Universität Münster where I’ll be taking the chair of animal physiology. It’s been an incredible 9+ years Stowers Institute working under Robb and A. Sánchez Alvarado. Looking forward to new adventures and opportunities ahead! Come visit!

Applications NOW OPEN for our #PhD in #Biology program! If you are looking for mentorship, incredible labs, and a collaborative environment then explore our program further. Applications due December 1: bit.ly/3S999V2 #GradStudent #GradSchool #ApplyNow

This #MicroscopyMonday shows the peripheral nerves (green) in a mouse embryo. The peripheral nervous system is primarily formed from neural crest cells & perturbation of neural crest cell development causes a wide range of neuropathies. #StowersImpact: bit.ly/47orgzI

Does mammalian #Dicer modulate antiviral innate immunity independently of #RNAi? Have a look at our latest contribution written together with Gaucherand Lea Morgane Baldaccini onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bi…

We kicked off #SCGDB2024 with exciting award talks from Dr. Jean-Pierre Saint-Jeannet and Dr. Elizabeth Leslie Elizabeth Leslie and a keynote talk from Dr. Dan Jensen, pictured here with SCGDB President Merrill Lab and local meeting host Paul Trainor.

1/ Did you know the genome might have hidden protein-coding genes? In the 25 years since the Human Genome Project, research has been tied to a consensus set of 20,000 protein-coding genes. But the ‘dark genome’ has ‘dark proteins’ lurking in plain sight. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

10/ This work was led with Rob Moritz Human Proteome, Sebastiaan van Heesch, Jonathan Mudge GencodeGenes, Eric Deutsch at PeptideAtlas, at Leron Kok. A big THANK YOU to all who contributed: Jenn Abelin Mar Albà julie aspden Michal Bassani-Sternberg BazziniLab, Elspeth Bruford, Marie Brunet

1/ Did you know the genome might have hidden protein-coding genes? In the 25 years since the Human Genome Project, research has been tied to a consensus set of 20,000 protein-coding genes. But the ‘dark genome’ has ‘dark proteins’ lurking in plain sight. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Today the Institute is hosting the 47th annual meeting for the craniofacialgenetics! #SCGDB2024 #DevelopmentBiology #DevBio

What if we could prevent congenital conditions from happening in the first place? Investigator Paul Trainor discusses his lab's #craniofacial anomalies #research and the impact it may have. #StowersImpact Learn more: bit.ly/47orgzI

All the best!

Happy postdoc appreciation week! Gopal Kushawah Horacio Martín Pallarés Cameron Berry Stowers Institute

Happy birthday Daniel Careno !!! Stowers Institute

Congratulation!!!!

New work from Gabriel da Silva Pescador & BazziniLab