Zebrafish can regenerate their retina, but how effective is their newly restored vision? 🐟 Prof. Brand and his team have shown that regenerated photoreceptors in zebrafish are just as good as new and restore full vision! 👁️✨ Read more ➡️ tud.link/cp1sm8 #CMCBnews

This Thursday is our #ExternalDiabetesSeminar with special guest Over Cabrera! Come by at 3pm in the BCUBE of TU Dresden for a talk about #BetaCells and #Diabetes remission. #DiabetesResearch

At the end of August, the CRTD community came together at the CRTD Symposium for two inspiring days of science presentations, lively discussions, and idea exchanges 💡 We are grateful for The Company of Biologists for making the event happen! ✨

Presenting our first ms on #axolotl (lack of?) ageing, & a joint effort with Prof Steve Horvath: Axolotl epigenetic clocks offer insights into the nature of negligible senescence biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Yuliia Haluza Joseph Zoller CRTD Physics of Life Dresden Altos Labs

We're happy to announce that Mareike Albert is now a Professor of epigenomics of neural development 🥳 Congratulations! Read more➡️ tud.link/ygrg95

BREAKING NEWS The 2024 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun for the discovery of microRNA and its role in post-transcriptional gene regulation.

On October 17, we are extremely excited for our Physics of Life Dresden co-speaker Prof. Miki Ebisuya to present her fascinating work on cross-species biological processes in her inaugural TU Dresden lecture. Prepare to be fascinated! To register, click here: tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/pro…

🚨 #JobAlert Join the wonderful team DRESDEN-concept Genome Center! Got a talent for turning numbers into strategy? 💡 We're looking for a finance pro to drive financial planning, develop strategies, and support the facility growth📈 Excel lovers, this one's for you😉 #dresden #germany

And this is published! Francois El-Daher plus many others show that after traumatic brain injury in zebrafish, microglia repair the injury site by pulling on astrocytes. A truely integrative The University of Edinburgh TU Dresden CRTD Physics of Life Dresden story, bio+physics doi.org/10.26508/lsa.2…

📅 Join us on Nov 14 for #WorldDiabetesDay! Visit our info booth on the Medical Campus Johannstadt (11am-2pm) to learn about diabetes prevention, treatment & current research. Meet experts, take the German Diabetes Risk Test, and get informed! We look forward to seeing you!

💫 Join us! We are looking for an enthusiastic #postdoc! Are you excited about #epigenetics, #neocortex development, neurodevelopmental #disorders, #evolution, #organoids? Apply until 27 Nov 2024! 4-year fully funded position CRTD tu-dresden.de/vacancy/11767 Please RT 🙏

• Are you looking for a #postdoc? • Are you interested in #epigenetics, #neocortex, #neurodevelopmentaldisorders & #evolution? Apply for a 4-year fully funded #postdocposition in our group at CRTD, until 27th November!⬇️ shorturl.at/CNPvQ #academicjobs

Join us on Nov 14 at @Medizin_TUD for World Diabetes Day 🌍 Meet our #Type1Diabetes experts & learn about current studies and screenings! More info➡️ tud.link/3h4r11 #WorldDiabetesDay #WeltDiabetestag #aworldwithout1

🎉 15 Jahre Netzhautforschung in #Dresden! Am 16. November lädt der Netzhaut-Informationstag dazu ein, aktuelle Erkenntnisse und innovative Therapien kennenzulernen 👁️✨ Vor Ort oder online teilnehmen! Anmeldung ➡️ tud.link/2xzkk6 #Augenerkrankungen #AMD

Today’s the day! 🎉 We’re in front of Caruso for #WorldDiabetesDay until 2 PM. Stop by to learn about diabetes prevention and see the work we’re doing here at the PLID. See you soon! 💙 #DiabetesAwareness

Our lobby just got an upgrade: new artificial plants🌱 to make the space feel more cozy😊 Hopefully, the lunch breaks and scientific exchanges will now feel much better! Feel free to drop by the institute and take a look yourself!

#newpaperalert Excited to present our latest IOVS Journal paper providing an in-depth characterisation of the adult atoh7 zebrafish mutant that lacks retinal ganglion cells and is completely blind. CRTD

The Lab of Michael Sieweke - LoMiS had an amazing time at the 6th International Symposium on Trained Immunity / Innate Immune Memory in Dresden last week! 🎉. We also cherished a full week of collaborative work with both sides of the lab reunited. Science, synergy, and inspiration all around!

Our colleagues over at Physics of Life Dresden are hiring. More info ⤵️