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Fantastic talk by Joep Beumer about modeling intestinal maturation and function using organoids. Intestinal, colon and stomach organoid models, diabetes drug response, chrono cell tracing , editing cells, and moreee! Institute of Human Biology

🚀Super happy that our latest research has finally been published in Nature Neuroscience! We delve into the world of human neural development. Our findings shed light on the dynamic epigenetic changes that guide cell fate from pluripotency to fully differentiated neural cells.🧠🔬🧵

📢Hot off the press: our review on "tissue active matter" Together with Edouard Hannezo, we review theoretical approaches for tissue dynamics, integrating active mechanics, cell-cell interactions and biochemical signaling Now out in CSH Perspectives: ➡️cshperspectives.cshlp.org/content/early/…

I feel super lucky to be the yellow dot in this picture and a small speck in the FIJI journey! Hope more people keep supporting such revolutionary community work and open science inspiring generations :)

1/ 📢 Exciting news! Our first paper on hyperspectral imaging in mouse embryos and oocytes is now published in PNASNews . pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… IBEC Anna Seriola Albert Parra, Xavi Burgos, Denitza Denkova Centres CERCA ATTRACT EU Francesco Cutrale Embryotools, S.L.

Maybe the best news of the year! New Director at the MPI of Immunobiology & Epigenetics/Max Planck Society 🥳 Nicola Iovino Lab Nicola Iovino is the new Director of the Department of Developmental Epigenetics – studying the impact of epigenetics on biological diversity & evolution. More: ie-freiburg.mpg.de/5852277/2024_0…

NEXT WEEK: Developmental Diversity in a Dish (DDD) seminar, Tue. July 23, 2024 @ 1pm Eastern US: 2 talks on cerebral organoid regionalization from Treutlein lab: Fátima Sanchís-Calleja and Akanksha Jain. seminar info: carlocolantuoni.org/seminar

Thomas-Alexandre Dumas is the most inspiring man you’ve never heard of Born a slave, he went on to become France’s greatest general alongside Napoleon… and that wasn’t even his best achievement! He actually inspired France’s all time greatest novel, written by his own son…

📢Protocol from the lab: we discuss positions taken up by #zebrafish embryos in a chorion + how to image from multiple angles whole embryos with cellular scale #resolution #lightsheet microscopy TIFR India JoVE Swetha Nagarajan Siddhartha Bardhan 1/n jove.com/t/66735/light-…

TOMORROW: DDD seminar, Tue. July 23, 2024 @ 1pm Eastern US. 2 talks on in vitro cerebral organoid regionalization from Treutlein lab: Dr. Fátima Sanchís-Calleja and Dr. Akanksha Jain. seminar info: carlocolantuoni.org/seminar

This week we are taking a break from the American Empire series to cover an important and tragic event from 20th-century Indian history - the 1943 Bengal Famine

Today's Developmental Diversity in a Dish (DDD) talks on telencephalic regionalization in vitro from Drs. Fátima Sanchís-Calleja and Akanksha Jain (from Treutlein lab) are now available for viewing at: youtube.com/playlist?list=…. Seminar info at carlocolantuoni.org/seminar

Both episodes on the #bengalfamine and #threemillion are now out. Thanks to my fave historians William Dalrymple and anita anand and Empire Podcast for talking about this important subject where at least 3 million Indians, who were British subjects, died during WW2.

Hiring! We are looking for a full-time research assistant to join our team at Rosalind Franklin Institute to develop organoid systems for workflows on advance imaging. Exciting science and team! #newPI More information below👇 . opportunities.rfi.ac.uk/vacancy/resear…

New from Empire Podcast Bengal 1943: Churchill's Famine? with the remarkable Kavitha Puri Kavita Puri

TODAY: DDD seminar, Tue. Aug. 13, 2024 @ 1pm Eastern US: Dr. Timothy Arthur (from Dr. Kelley Frazer's group at UCSD) speaks on QTLs and GWAS variants through the study of many iPSC lines in the iPSCORE project. seminar info: carlocolantuoni.org/seminar

Exciting new inroads into human biology and therapy development: Human intestinal organoids with an autologous tissue-resident immune compartment! #Gjorevski #Cabon #IHB nature Institute of Human Biology nature.com/articles/s4158…

We’re kicking off at Wotton House with Development’s #CoBHumanDev 2024 meeting, with opening remarks from Katherine Brown

This morning at #CoBHumanDev, we've heard all about the CNS (no, not the journals) with talks from James Briscoe, Afnan Azizi, @thesilverlab, Akanksha Jain, Arlotta Lab & Agnete Kirkeby, as well as talks about sensory organs from Jingyan Yang (inner ear) & Jane Sowden (eyes).

If you missed Akanksha Jain's talk at #CoBHumanDev, take a look at her #DevPres talk youtu.be/RgkW-EuZeIw