Proud to announce our collaborative paper on further deepening our understanding of northern white rhino stem cell biology towards stem cell rescue from extinction nature.com/articles/s4159…

Good GSCN news: Extension of deadline for early bird tickets and submission of abstracts for oral presentation for the GSCN Conference & 20 Years Stem Cells NRW from 13-16.9.22 in Münster. The new deadline is 24 June! Register now: gscn-conferences.org #stemcells #stammzellen

biorxiv.org/content/10.110… really excited about our recent findings which might be a first step to use stem cell technologies to rescue critically endangered species!

More lab reunions and pizza! Catching up with Joseph C Wu, MD, PhD Paul Burridge and Sebastian Diecke. #ISSCR2022 🍕

The German translation of the ISSCR Guidelines for Stem Cell Research and Clinical Translation has been published. isscr.org/news-publicati… #CorEuStem plans to translate the Guidelines into other languages.

Review Commons is a platform for #RefereedPreprints which can be posted to biorxiv or medRxiv and directly submitted to 17 affiliate journals from EMBO Press eLife - the journal Abi Corbett Burns The Company of Biologists Rockefeller University & PLOS . reviewcommons.org/about/

Excited to share our latest work using phenotypic screening to identify novel therapeutic targets for DCM @EHJ_ed, led by the talented Isaac Perea academic.oup.com/eurheartj/adva… Stanford CVI Michael Snyder, PhD Salk Institute @StanfordCTSurg Stanford Medicine

Excited to share our recent study, now online ⁦StemCellReports⁩ Spearheaded by superstar PhD student ⁦ellaquist⁩ Big thank you to all co-authors and collaborators who helped with this exciting project ⁦ cell.com/stem-cell-repo…

We are hiring! The Streckfuß-Bömeke lab offers a PhD position at the Institute for Pharmacology and Toxicology, Würzburg, Germany. We aim at identifying underlying mechanism of cardiac diseases and patient-specific therapeutic treatment options. lee kang pil Young-DZHK Young DGK

Induced pluripotent stem cells and cerebral organoids from the critically endangered Sumatran rhinoceros: iScience I am happy about our recent work! Big Thanks to the team ! cell.com/iscience/fullt…

Last week the Pluripotent Stem cell core facilities participating in the Pluricore Network met in Berlin. We discussed about Quality control, genomic stability, Genome editing, artificial intelligence and imaging and automation.supported by the Mdc, BIH and GSCN

And in the roundup: 1) Reviving neurons after paralysis ♻️ G Courtine Claudia Kathe 2) Lamin A/C and cardiomyopathy ♥️ The Dobreva Lab DZHK Germany 3) HSC colonization of bone marrow 🦴 Cell Stem Cell 4) Rhino iPSCs and organoids 🦏 Sebastian Diecke Vera Zywitza

We’re hiring! Two post-doc positions available in my lab ⁦Lund Stem Cell Center⁩ 1. Cellular Reprogramming to model AD 2. Cellular reprogramming for Glioblastoma gene therapy #LundSCC #postdoc #reprogramming stemcellcenter.lu.se/careers

A special opportunity in endangered species conservation. Please re-tweet and spread the word! us63.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePorta…

Kudos to Jorge Lázaro maricos Marina Sanaki-Matsumiya & Mitsuhiro Matsuda🍾 Fruitful collaboration with many groups: Vikas Trivedi Charles Girardot K_HAYASHI_LAB Sebastian Diecke Thomas Hildebrandt Jun Wu Lab & Rüdiger Behr🍻 Animal/zoo icons were made by Júlia Charles🥂

We're thrilled to announce the preprint of our latest research on establishing human axial stem cells. Check out how we coaxed neuromesodermal progenitors and posterior neural tube progenitors to make stem cells! I'm incredibly proud of our students and amazing collaborators.

📢 Check out our latest episode! Dr. Sebastian Diecke from Max Delbrück Center talks about the early days of iPSC research, developing #organoids from endangered rhinoceros, and modeling #Huntingtons and other diseases. Listen now: bit.ly/4euTDPQ