What an amazing week of science at the #GRC EC phenotypes in health and disease 🇪🇦. Thank you all for such amazing discussions and Ruhrberg lab @hlatim for organising such an incredible event. 🫁 🤓.

Congratulations to Souvik, Favour, Marle and Gaelle, whose poster previews were selected for funding by EVBO at the 2024 GRC on Endothelial Cell Phenotypes!

Congratulations to Daniella and Marleen, whose short talks were selected for funding by EVBO at the 2024 GRC on Endothelial Cell Phenotypes! Marleen, thank you and Martina for serving as GRS co-chairs. Daniella, thank you and Avishek for co-chairing the next GRC in 2026. 🥰

Congratulations to Kathryn for being selected to receive the NAVBO travel award NAVBO to attend the 2024 GRC on Endothelial cell Phenotypes!

Mark your calendars and check out navbo.org/vb2024 for all the deets 👇👇

Hurray, we took a 2024 team photo! We are Martina, Mengmeng, Elena, Christiana, Guillermo, Aya and Giovanni😃

Please register for free at forms.office.com/e/ajnqrSwWrH

Yo-yo dieting accelerates cardiovascular disease by reprogramming the immune system nature.com/articles/d4158…

Great fun hosting our visitors from The British Heart Foundation British Heart Foundation to discuss blood vessel growth, repair and regeneration @Ruhrberglab! Many thanks to all you wonderful individuals and your colleagues for helping to keep us funded!♥️

Presenting the BulkECexplorer at SEBiBC's 1st Congress. This webapp develped by Ruhrberg lab in collaboration with Alessandro Fantin allows studying endothelial cell gene expression across 240 human and mouse bulk RNA-seq samples #congresosebibc2024 #AcademicTwitter

Many thanks to Xuri Li and Haotian Lin from Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center for organising the symposium on Molecular Targeting and Precision Medicine at CIEP 2024 in Shanghai.

Many thanks also to my super-helpful ECR guides in Shanghai: Xiaoquian Deng from Zhonghang Ophthalmic Center as well as Shihan Song and Fengxue Zhang from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. We had so much fun 🤩

Now published in Development! We show that a #Pax3 lineage has hemogenic potential and produces transient #blood progenitors in the developing #embryo. Thanks to Ruhrberg lab UCL Institute of Ophthalmology UCL journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

nature.com/articles/d4158…

Vascular permeability researchers and 'omics' fans, please read our new research article in AngioGENESIS rdcu.be/eduhm to open the conversation on VEGF signalling pathways.

We are looking forward to the British Microcirc. & Vascular Biology Society meeting!

Free London meeting organised by LVBF