Conference alert! The first "Physics of cell fate decisions" conference will take place in May 2024 at ISTAustria ! Exciting speakers at the interface of physics, information theory, dev/cell bio, and data science + many slots for contributed talks! Apply before April 22!

🚨 Job Alert for Postdoc! We are looking for a passionate and motivated postdoc to join our team and work on the mechanism and functions of 🐄 embryo cell size regulation. Check the image for more details on the position, the project, and how to apply. (1/2⬇️)

A quick reminder that registration is open until the end of May! Looking forward to seeing you all in Corsica!

I’m looking forward to presenting our work and discussing people‘s work at the CIBSS tomorrow. It’s great to be back in Freiburg again…

On April 12th, 2024, the OrganoidNL Conference was held at the AMOLF institute in Amsterdam. This event united over 160 researchers from the Netherlands and neighbouring countries, all passionate about organoid research. Read a recap here: hubrecht.eu/organoidnl-202… OrganoidNL

I’m happy that we have contributed a small part to this study on the proteomics analysis of gastruloids and mouse embryos.

Stunning proteomics work on #gastruloids from MVermeulenLab Suz et al. shorturl.at/DKMO6 Transcriptional regulation, degrons, mutants, #mouse and #human, comparison between gastruloids and #embryos. A tour de force. #InNumbersweTrust

Celebrating diversity at the Hubrecht Institute Institute and RMCU (UMC Utrecht International) with art at this week’s Friday borrel (Dutch for drinks and snacks). Thanks to everyone for contributing!!

Are you at #ISCCR2024? Come and meet me today at Poster 183 if you want to learn more about the metabolic control of germ layer proportions! Looking forward to any feedback :)

Deciphering lineage specification during early embryogenesis in mouse gastruloids using multilayered proteomics MVermeulenLab, Suz, Maria Teresa Alejo Vinogradova, Ina Sonnen & others report in Cell Stem Cell #ISSCR2024 hubs.li/Q02GlzYn0

Happy to have this finally on BioRxiv! Oscillations matter! 😎 Also check out the cool techniques #singlecelltracking #microfluidics

Ina Sonnen Exciting preprint by S Weterings, H Eto and colleagues describing a mechanism by which intestinal cell type composition is regulated by the frequency of oscillations. Hubrecht Institute