PhD position open for highly motivated enthusiast of cell size and human stem cells at the Karolinska Institutet - Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪 Karolinska Institutet Please RT - We are excited for your application 😃 kidoktorand.varbi.com/en/what:job/jo…

I am looking forward to attending this meeting and presenting our work on the role of RB in cell size regulation🔬. It is an honor for me to be among the invited speakers, as the rest of the list is really stellar and includes many world leaders in the field of G1/S regulation🧬!

👉 Apply by for a #postdoc position in Evgeny Zatulovskiy lab at the University of Cambridge! 🧪🔬 We are seeking a passionate and skilled postdoc to study the role of cell size deregulation in tumour cell proliferation, migration & drug resistance: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/43952/ Please RT.

⏰ Only 3 days left to apply for a postdoc position in our lab at Cambridge University. We are an interdisciplinary team using quantitative microscopy, proteomics, gene editing, biochemistry, and mathematical modeling to understand animal cell size regulation in health and disease. 👇

A month of hard work easily fits in one little box: my gDNA samples from a nuclear size regulator screen. Thanks Daniel Schraivogel and Lars Steinmetz lab for warmly hosting me at EMBL and teaching me the fancy image-activated cell sorting, and Life Science Alliance for the exchange grant!

🔬 Our lab at Cambridge University is seeking to recruit an enthusiastic and skilled postdoc experienced in stem cell biology to investigate how cell size and cell cycle affect cell fate decisions in self-renewal/differentiation. Please email me if interested (zatulovskiylab.org).

PROGRAMME Virtual Cell Cycle Club meeting: Wednesday March 13 3 short talks: Gergely, Mittnacht & Kabeche Lab Breakout session talks Keynote: Jan Skotheim Breakout slots still available, deadline this Friday!! To REGISTER or SUMIT abstract Abcam events.abcam.com/event/bfdb7a23…

🎉 2nd April - Very excited for #ISSCR Digital Webinar - Cell Size and Shape: Emerging Links to Stem Cell Function. GuoLabatYale Pekka Katajisto Katajisto Lab Many thanks to Shicong (Mimi) Xie from Jan Skotheim lab for co-organizing! 👉 Register here: isscr.org/upcoming-progr…

Last weeks to apply for #PhD position in #Quantitative #Developmental #Biology using #Celegans. Join us to find out how organs grow to the correct size! ohws.prospective.ch/public/v1/jobs…

💥Postdoc and PhD positions open for highly motivated enthusiast of hematopoietic stem cells at Helsinki University Institute of Biotechnology (BI) HiLIFE_Helsinki in the happiest country of the world: Finland 🇫🇮 Link here: lengefeldlab.com Please RT 🙏 We are excited for your application!😃

📢🌟 We are looking for a skilled and enthusiastic postdoc to join our lab at Cambridge University (zatulovskiylab.org) to study how cell size regulates pluripotency, differentiation and cell cycle in embryonic stem cells 🧫🧬🔬 👉 Apply: jobs.ac.uk/job/DIE084 👩‍🔬 Please RT

Great to see this paper out. It shows how partial RB phosphorylation on a specific residue primes but does not commit cells for G1/S transition. Congratulations, Yumi Konagaya/小長谷 有美 and MeyerTeruelLabs! 🎉

Not only the fees are prohibitively high, the way they treat you is really frustrating. They say the processing is 3 weeks, but even after 3 months the only info I got was: "Your application is currently under consideration, and the decision will be made as soon as possible". 😠

⏰ 7 days left to apply for postdoc in Evgeny Zatulovskiy lab at Cambridge University to lead an exciting project on interconnections between cell size, cell cycle, and cell fate decisions in ES cells. Candidates experienced in quantitative microscopy/stem cell bio are encouraged to apply!

Congratulations, Mike and the team! This work nicely shows that whatever aspects of cell biology we are studying, we should consider the confounding effects of cell size.

Online Now: Transcriptomic balance and optimal growth are determined by cell size dlvr.it/TBGN4q

Just in time for #scdb24, our latest collaborative paper on how stem cells make the critical decision to divide or differentiate. Live imaging and models point to cell size. But, surprise! Two stem cell types make opposite choices. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

#Cellsize is important for many cellular processes, including biosynthesis, organelle homeostasis and development. If you need an overview of how cell size is controlled, and how it affects cell function, we have you covered: doi.org/10.1152/physre… Yagya Chadha Arohi Khurana