Last but not least, thank you to my lab in Vilnius, especially Edita Bakūnaitė, Justas Lazutka and Miglė Kalvaitytė-Repečkė for making this event happen. 5/5

Thank you to our corporate sponsors Animalab, Linea Libera and Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics. 4/5

Thank you to Prof. Daiva Baltriukienė and Balt-LASA for help with logistics of organizing the meeting, to Vilnius University Life Sciences Cetner for and VU Mokslo Skatinimo Fondas for their support. 3/5

This workshop was catalyzed by grants S-LT-TW-24-14 (Research Council of Lithuania) to me and NSTC 113-2923-B-001-003-MY2 (National Science and Technology Council of Taiwan) to @benlai-taiwan.bsky.social. 2/5

Yesterday we wrapped up a workshop "Genome editing in #zebrafish: knock-ins and their applications". A huge THANK YOU to EVERYONE who joined us for very rigorous and stimulating scientific discussion throughout the workshop! 1/5

Part of the idea is to bring together those with a lot of experience doing knockins and those planning such experiments to help figure out best options. It is NOT for "experts only"!

Genome Editing in Zebrafish: Knock-ins and their applications VU Gyvybės mokslų centras jungia tris VU padalinius – Biomokslų, Biotechnologijos ir Biochemijos institutus. Centras įkurtas vystant integruotą mokslo, studijų ir verslo centrą (slėnį) „Saulėtekis“.

We are organizing a knock-in-focused workshop at Vilnius University Life Sciences Center. We would love to put together a session with graduate students and postdocs presenting! Preliminary program has links to registration and getting around. www.gmc.vu.lt/en/events-an...