Fantastic work by Akanksha Jain & Gilles Gut on morphodynamics of human early brain organoid development. Tour de force integrating longterm lightsheet imaging, scRNA-seq & spatial phenotyping. Check out our new preprint: doi.org/10.1101/2023.0… ETH Zurich D-BSSE, ETH Zurich Gray Camp

AnatomicalMuseum holds nearly 1700 ancestral remains. Often Edinburgh University students stole these people from burial grounds & battlefields and sent them to anatomy professors in Scotland.

Learn more with Sam Alberti Nicole Anderson

📅 8 Sept
💳Free
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Register for updates on our 2024 Meeting, organised by Wendy Bickmore Wendy Bickmore, Luke Boulter
Liver Growth and Cancer Lab, Sara Brown Sara 💙🌻 🇺🇦, Pleasantine Mill The Mill Lab, Liz Patton Liz Patton & Owen Sansom
Owen Sansom 🏳️‍🌈, taking place in Edinburgh, UK, May 2024.…

Ever wanted to see everything about brain development, everywhere, all at once?

Well, Natalia Baumann in the lab generated an interactive birthdating atlas of the mouse brain just for that. It's called neurobirth.org
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“Why study brain development?”
Great talk by John Mason at #ISNESN2023 . International Society for Neurochemistry (ISN)

Come work with me in University of Glasgow
#myelin #multiplesclerosis #neurodegeneration Post doctoral Research Assistant position. Vacancy Ref 124689. gla.ac.uk/explore/jobs/

These students are switched on! 🔥

Firing endless questions to Michael KH Ling from Universiti Putra Malaysia for his talk on human induced pluripotent stem cells-derived cerebral organoids as the model for understanding neurological disorders.

🟥 ISN Advanced School #WeAreNeurochemistry 🟨

Exciting new preprint from Wai Kit (Calvin) Chan now online, showing dramatic phenotype of PAX6 mutations in human cerebral organoids.

One person’s trash: Another’s treasured education | Science science.org/doi/full/10.11…

Not to be alarmist but…this is what’s called a six-sigma event, now unfolding in Antarctica.

Otherwise known as a once-in-7.5-million-year event.

Hang onto your hats.

HT Prof. Eliot Jacobson

Not counting the major disadvantage for interview for grant/fellowship. This particularly true in the UK where communication and perception is key (and an important part of the University/school training). Definitely less a problem with ERC panels.

A sad day - used to love this stuff, fond memories of a brewery tour in the '80s.
Anchor, first and oldest US craft brewery, to shut down after 127 years theguardian.com/food/2023/jul/…

If you are a postdoc with cool data and ideas about gene expression, genome structure, or epigenetics in the brain - consider applying to take part in our networking symposium November 3 at EMBL Rome.

📣Fully funded postdoc position available in my lab CDN | King's College at King’s College London!
This is a very exciting project focused on the development and regenerative potential of human choroid plexus using organoids!🧠 (Please RT🙏)

Apply here: kcl.ac.uk/jobs/070685-po…

The MRC CNDD Symposium on Human Neurodevelopment Symposium is open for registration.

🚨Closing soon: Exciting opportunity for a postdoc to join Prof Siddharthan Chandran & Dr Bhuvaneish Selvaraj's lab!

Investigate cellular dysfunction in motor neurons & role of glial cells in modulating motor neuron function in MND using human stem cells👉buff.ly/3qUkbpc

COVID-19 digital contact tracing worked — heed the lessons for future pandemics nature.com/articles/d4158…

Two European Research Council (ERC) funded #postdoc positions available Bonev Lab to study brain development, evolution and disease using multimodal single-cell epigenomics (computational and experimental). Join us PioneerCampus @HelmholtzMunich in the vibrant city of Munich bonevlab.com/join

The board and management of pension scheme USS should already have considered their positions over the disgraceful attempt to trash benefits and the data leak. Now they certainly should resign.

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