Don’t be shy, apply! The Small Programmers is awarding prizes for the best PhD Thesis in the year 2020/2021. As the first awardee, I highly recommend! Also, shout out to Small Programmers for using one of my images for #ArtDevo in their poster. #devbio #phdlife x.com/SPBioDev/statu…

Und #Start … Los geht’s mit der 19. Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften Dresden 🥳!! Bis Mitternacht könnt ihr bei 734 Veranstaltungen #Wissenschaft live erleben #LNdWDD #LNdWDD2022 #ScienceNight #Science #Dresden

It is on!! Dresden LongNightOfScience #LndWDD 2022!! @TatiSandGuz lab with axolotl bones and cartilage, puzzles and games!! @_CamiloRG Rita Aires

Alas, not with axolotls. Sad! x.com/OdedRechavi/st…

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Yay Sandra Edwards 🌳!!

A sad day for us all here in Germany #9EuroTicket #rip9euroticket

😂😂😂😂😂 Bom dia

Looking forward to go back to the motherland and talk about my research, this time in #axolot #regeneration!

Geez, I wonder where my axolotl is #sneakylotl #itsahardLotllife

Come find us in #ISDB2021 to know more about the work that Sandra Edwards 🌳 (P#383) and I (P#387) do in @TatiSandGuz lab in #axolot limb regeneration! Many thanks to the #ISDB and DMM Journal for the travel grants that kindly sponsored my trip to lovely Portugal! #DMMgrants #ISDB

To think that sonic hedgehog (shh) was supposed to be called "common european hedgehog" (ceh?) 😱! Looking forward to the last talk of #isdb2021 with Cliff Tabin! #development

So happy and proud of my lab mate and friend Sandra Edwards 🌳 for being awarded one of the best poster prizes in #ISDB2021! Glad to see her awesome work having such recognition! 🎉

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Check out our new preprint with awesome collaborators Can Aztekin, Jixing Zhong! It was an absolute pleasure to contribute with spatial transcriptomics for this study🎉

Behold! A preprint! A great collaboration with medical doctors from the University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden about the mysteries of mandible regeneration in the axolotl and how similar it is to the limb biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

New paper out! This work, resulting from a great collaboration with Dr. Julia Kramer from the University Hospital Dresden, shows how axolotls regenerate large gaps in their mandible and how similar this process is to the limb. Check out the full text here: doi.org/10.1242/dmm.05…

Also, check out our First Person interview to learn more about us and our work in the @TatiSandGuz lab and at the @Medizin_TUD! doi.org/10.1242/dmm.05…