Bruno C. Vellutini

Figure showing 3 panels,(A) a picture of annelid Capitella teleta on black background, (B) a cladogram with major biological model organisms showing the phylogenetic position of C. teleta and (C) schematics of the 10 chromosomes of C. teleta

New from @chemamd.bsky.social lab @qmulsbbs.bsky.social Collab with Elaine Seaver, @baxevanislab.bsky.social @neva-meyer.bsky.social @abhinavsur.bsky.social

New chromosome-level assembly for Capitella teleta 🪱

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#DevBio
#WormWednesday
@genomebiolevol.bsky.social

Empowering the next generation of bioimaging experts! 🌎

After many months crafting the Lightsheet Image Analysis Workshop 2026 with @bruvellu.bsky.social & @cuencam15.bsky.social. Seeing students finally crack their toughest project data on day 5 made every hour of prep worth it! 🧵👇

Presentation slide showing a distinction between how to organize a research project (open-ended, flexible structure and naming, labnotebook integration) versus a research paper (self-contained, strict structure and naming, independent documentation). Projects are more about having a record of activities while papers are more geared towards ensuring reproducibility.

Nice essays (post and preprint), thanks for sharing! I find it useful to distinguish projects (open-ended, flexible structure and naming, labnotebook integration) vs papers (self-contained, strict structure and naming, independent documentation) with the latter being more geared to reproducibility

A Philosophy for Advancing Reproducibility in Modern Biological Research The ubiquity of computation in modern research inflicts new challenges for reproducibility. How do we navigate the digital waters?

Great work! I use a similar construction, though not including paper text (medium.com/@griffinchur...)

Would be great to chat sometime about it!

BigVolumeBrowser: a new 3D multi volume/mesh/point clould (SMLM) data viewer Hello everyone, I’d like to share with you another 3D viewer for FIJI, BigVolumeBrowser (full documentation link). It‘s a first initial public release, so there is still space for improvements. Le...

Finally, the first public release of #BigVolumeBrowser, so after teasers, you can try it yourself. For details, please check the announcement post (1/2)
forum.image.sc/t/bigvolumeb...

DAFT: minimal principles for reproducible research papers - Bruno C. Vellutini DAFT principles are a minimal set of principles I've been using to organize my research papers that foster good scientific practice.

I wrote a post describing a minimal set of principles that I've been using to make my research papers a bit more reproducible. Would love hearing what you think! #OpenScience

brunovellutini.com/posts/daft-p...

You can now search the entire EvoDevo Papers database (~1.8k posts). Check it out on the website evodevo.brunovellutini.com or read more here: brunovellutini.com/posts/evodev...

#EvoDevo #DevBio #EvoBio

The first steps of a sea urchin - Bruno C. Vellutini The winners of this year's Nikon Small World in Motion are out, and my favorite is the 5th place entry, A newborn sea urchin walking along the seabed by

The first steps of a sea urchin brunovellutini.com/posts/sea-ur...

Our new collaborative paper with Cyndi Bradham's lab at BU, led by first author @alexandralion.bsky.social is out in @devbiol.bsky.social & featured on the Sept 2025 cover! 😀🥳

PFAS (PFOA & GenX) disrupt sea urchin embryo development!
Cover art: embryos + flow fields
👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.yd...

Thanks Alexa!

BHL's future is uncertain, but hopeful. Securing its future requires new partners & sustained investment. For more information, follow along here & on the #BHLblog: blog.biodiversitylibrary.org/tag/transition. Help us safeguard the world’s collective biodiversity knowledge. #ILoveBHL 🧪 📖 🌱 🌏

Super thrilled to see our review out! It was a great experience to put this together with @sameerthukral.bsky.social and @yuchiunwang.bsky.social. Use it as a primer to the field or as inspiration to brainstorm how rigidity transitions can bridge scales!

Opinion | Brazil Just Succeeded Where the U.S. Failed

My opinion about the historic verdict coming out of Brazil, with @stevelevitsky.bsky.social, is in the @nytimes.com today.

www.nytimes.com/2025/09/12/o...

YouTube video by Hermeto Pascoal Hermeto Pascoal & Grupo - Poré Poré (aka Renan) - Especial "Calendário do Som" - TV Cultura - 2001

RIP Hermeto Pascoal, one of the greats! youtube.com/watch?v=TUdO...

Thanks a lot to @elisecutts.bsky.social for nicely highlighting and putting in context our article! It was very interesting to discuss together, notably about the analogies between the emergence of order in Hydra and other physical phenomena.

Hydra are a cosmos in a cuvette Anaïs Bailles on astrophysics and immortal animals

Hydra are ~basically~ immortal.

Shred 50 of the lil guys to bits and pack their cells in a blob, and that blob will grow into a new Hydra... albeit with a few extra heads!

This week's post is a Q&A @anaisbailles.bsky.social @mpi-cbg.de about the physics of how Hydra coax order from chaos.🧪⚛️

Amazing news, Laurent! Congratulations!

I am very happy to announce that the Echinox Lab will open in the BIOM unit at @obs-banyuls.fr in January 2026!! 🥳

We will use several echinoderm species to study animal body plan evolution.
🔽 Check our brand new lab website if you want to learn more about our future research
www.echinox.org

Cover: Embryonic eye of an anole lizard stained for nuclei (DAPI, blue) and F-actin (Phalloidin, orange), imaged by spinning disc confocal microscopy and processed using ImageJ. The image was acquired at the 2025 MBL Embryology course by Arthur Boutillon and was the Editor's choice from the Node image competition.

Issue 16 is complete!

On the cover: Embryonic eye of an anole lizard stained for nuclei and F-actin. The image was acquired at the 2025 MBL Embryology course by Arthur Boutillon and was the Editor's choice from the Node image competition.

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Important story dissecting the mechanism of gut cell extrusion using organoids. Local heterogeneity of tension promotes live extrusion and basal relaxation is sufficient to kick the cell out. Nice combination of optogenetics and live imaging to demonstrate this
www.science.org/doi/abs/10.1...

Flagellar gliding in choanoflagellates Freire-Delgado and Brunet discover a new mode of cell motility in choanoflagellates, the closest relatives of animals. Under mild confinement, choanoflagellate move over surfaces without cell deformat...

New short paper from our lab @currentbiology.bsky.social, in which we discover of a new mode of cell motility for choanoflagellates: flagellar gliding. www.cell.com/current-biol... - A 🧵

Out now in Seminars in Cell & Dev Biol!

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With thanks to co-authors @callumbucklow.bsky.social and @bertaverd.bsky.social

Thank you Eva!! 😊

Obrigado Allan!! It's also 🇦🇷💪 cc: @cuencam15.bsky.social :)

Hanh! Thank you :)

Thank you, Joaquín! <3

Thrilled to share 🎉 I’m starting my lab at University of Zurich,
DMLS as Assistant Professor (tenure track) from Jan 2026!
The Neural MorphoGenomics & Developmental Dynamics Lab will be exploring how genes + morphogenesis shape brain development with organoids, imaging & spatial genomics 🧠🔬🧬

Thank you Mette!

Thanks Sergio!

Thank you :)