Anna-Pavlina

Postdoc will:
* Βe trained in live imaging & transgenic approach
* Generate fluorescent markers for sensory organ cell types (neurons, setae, support cells & glia)
* Develop recombinase-based cell barcoding
* Use barcoding, live imaging & cell tracking to identify regenerative progenitors

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Dual Bmp-negative feedback loops modulate function of both AER and ZPA to buffer and constrain postaxial digit number | PNAS Several lines of evidence indicate that posterior (postaxial) digit number in tetrapod vertebrates is constrained to the pentadactyl state by inter...

transport yourself to the late 90s with this really cool paper on digit number regulation by Shh and BMP, ZPA and AER. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

7 October 2025

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Congratulations!!!

David Ish-Horowicz memorial symposium, Francis Crick Institute, London, 23 June 2025. - YouTube A public symposium organised by friends, scientific colleages and David's wife Ros Diamond to cellebrate David Ish-Horowiccz's, FRS, scientific achievements,...

Dear friends and scientific colleagues,
(especially those of you who knew David Ish-Horowicz).

Feel free to share the attached PDF widely (all the speakers are happy for the talks to be shared).

Many thanks
Best regards
Ilan

www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

🚀 My first Cryo-EM structures are OUT on the PDB!

🎉Super excited about this milestone as PhD, it’s been a journey, and I’m grateful to finally have these as my first Cryo-EM structures! 🙌

🔁Thank you for sharing!❤️

Read @daaninthelab.bsky.social et. al.: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

⬇️ 2nd video

FRAUD ALERT: I have nothing to do with these phony books using my name on the cover. I have not written a memoir or partnered/inspired any cookbooks!
Attempts to get Amazon to take these down have gone nowhere.

😳

Congratulations!!! 🎉🥳🤩So well deserved!!

Any leads would be appreciated 🙏

I wish I could like it twice!

Novel :-)

You might like Running point, a bit of Ted Lasso vibe (but nowhere near the masterpiece) with some Succession (much lighter)

I never got Anna! 😳Hannah, Anne, Ana etc

Do they ever spell your name right though?

Don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity! More details here: www.mbl.edu/education/ad...

The Society for Developmental Biology (SDB) is alarmed by the recent workforce reductions at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Science Foundation (NSF), and other federal research agencies. These sudden and far-reaching cutbacks jeopardize the breadth and depth of scientific inquiry—including in the field of developmental biology—and imperil immediate research goals, as well as long-term innovation, and the training of the next generation of scientists. These dismissals do not enhance government efficiency. To the contrary, they eliminate highly trained experts, grant administrators, and support staff whose collective knowledge underpins critical discovery and fuels scientific momentum. Without their efforts, essential research— including research on birth defects, which kill twice as many children as cancer—will face considerable delays. The loss of such institutional memory will also undermine the capacity of these agencies to evaluate grants, maintain databases, and spearhead cutting-edge projects. The SDB acknowledges the value of periodically reviewing and updating agency operations; however, large-scale workforce reductions taken without transparent input from those knowledgeable about these essential and complex agencies risks weakening the entire United States research enterprise. The consequences extend far beyond the laboratory bench, reducing our global competitiveness and hindering the development of breakthrough interventions for human health. Moreover, these actions, and the downstream effects on research teams, are causing trainees to rethink scientific research as a career. In short, these actions will erode the country’s leadership in the sciences, stifle innovation, limit job growth, and compromise the well-being of everyone in our society. Carole LaBonne, PhD, SDB President Ken Cho, PhD, SDB Past President Richard Behringer, PhD, SDB President-Elect Approved by SDB of Directors on February 19, 2025

The Society for Developmental Biology has released a statement on how the Abrupt Dismissal of NIH and NSF Staff Undermines Government Efficiency. bit.ly/3X9VEKd

Congrats @mads100tist.bsky.social !!! 🥳👏😎

ICB-II building at University of Sao Paulo where Department of Microbiology is located and where the advertised positions will be based in.

We are looking for candidates for two technical positions to join us at University of São Paulo on a collaborative project with Andrea Balan'n group to study AMR mechanisms in ESKAPE pathogens, at TT-4 and TT-5 levels.
More details from hyvonen.bioc.cam.ac.uk/tt_positions...
Re-posts appreciated!

JEDI Award - Life Science Editors Foundation Our Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) awards provide Feedback on Your Scientific Writing from one of our expert volunteers. These awards are offered quarterly to scientists facing unfair...

JEDI awards provide input on a manuscript, short grant proposal, or job application to scientists facing unfair, systemic barriers to career progression. Next deadline March 10th - please share & apply! lifescienceeditors.org/apply/

@askzebrafish.bsky.social can a #zebrafish kidney person explain to me how the mesonephros gets all the wait to the dorsal part of the animal's head when it starts so ventral in the trunk? I can't find a good picture or diagram. Thanks much

Scientific research is a driving force behind human progress. It fuels medical breakthroughs, spurs technological innovations and drives economic growth. Federal funding of research by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) is absolutely critical for ensuring that the U.S. maintains its global leadership in science and technology. The unprecedented freeze on the review and issuance of federal research grants is already negatively impacting research and could have significant ripple effects. Ongoing studies may lose momentum if grant renewals or supplement requests are delayed, slowing scientific progress on research the NIH has already invested in. Researchers affiliated with the Society for Developmental Biology carry out critical research on birth defects, which kill twice as many children as cancer does. Slowed progress will delay the development of new therapies and diagnostics, and thus have real public health implications. In 2019, the total estimated cost of birth defect–associated hospitalizations was $22.2 billion. Scientific research is also critical to the U.S. economy more broadly. In 2023 alone NIH funded research not only directly supported 412 thousand jobs, but its overall economic impact rippled out to all sectors of the economy driving more than $92.89 billion in economic activity across all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia. It is estimated that every dollar of NIH funding generates $2.46 dollars of economic activity. Finally, federal research funding not only drives impactful research discoveries but also supports the training of the scientists, engineers, and innovators of the future. University laboratories, funded by federal grants, serve as essential training grounds for the next generation of researchers even as they push the boundaries of knowledge. This training prepares young scientists for leadership roles in both academia and industry, helping to ensure that the scientific workforce r…

The Society for Developmental Biology has released a statement on the Unprecedented Disruptions to Biomedical Research in the United States.

Research Group Leader Tenure Track - Structural Studies - LMB 2549 - Cambridgeshire job with MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology | 12835196 Research Group Leader Tenure Track Starting Salary £65,940 to £74,448 per annum MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK

We have an exciting opportunity for a new independent group leader with an interest in structural/molecular biology and machine learning to join our Division of Structural Studies at the @mrclmb.bsky.social! 🥳
Re-posts appreciated.

www.nature.com/naturecareer...

Two terrific mentors across the globe and you get to work with #zebrafish! What’s not to love? (besides what @oehlerslab.org pointed out 😂)

Did your child lose their book collection in the Los Angeles fires? Are you a teacher at a school that lost its library or your classroom library? Whether you need one book or a whole library, we can replace your books. 📚

Everyone else, please boost this post so we can connect with those in need. 🙏

Happy happy birthday @mads100tist.bsky.social !!!! 🥳🤩🍀

What? No Valentine’s chocolate hearts??

Happy birthday Harmit !!!🤩🥳@harmitmalik.bsky.social