Join us this fall in Paris, October 16-19, 2024, for: “From Cells to Organism: When Cell Biology Meets Development” Co-organized by SBCF CNRS 🌍 Inserm. Great environment, and lineup of speakers. Early bird registration June 14th, 2024👇 atoutcom.com/cell-developme…

📢Registration is open for our IPLS Annual Symposium, 20th June 2024! We will showcase exciting #interdisciplinary #research performed by IPLS researchers and collaborators. Limited spaces, register early to avoid disappointment 👇 ucl.ac.uk/physics-living…

Last few days to submit your abstract for #YEN2024! thenode.biologists.com/young-embryolo… Join us on May 28th in person The Crick and online from around the world! 🌎 Travel grants and carer's awards available! Sign up here until Friday 5th April: tinyurl.com/YENMeeting24

#EESMechanobiology EMBL Events was a blast! Top-notch talks and posters capturing the diversity and scale of mechanics research. Thank you Xavier Trepat Nicoletta I Petridou Prisca Liberali Andela Saric and Amy Shyer for inviting and for a great meeting!

How to build a functional heart? Toby Andrews explains why and how we use zebrafish embryos to study this fundamental problem The Crick #Zebrafish

Early bird registration deadline is approaching soon! June 14th, 2024: “From Cells to Organism: When Cell Biology Meets Development” Paris, October 16-19, 2024 @sbd_biodev, SBCF, CNRS 🌍, Inserm atoutcom.com/cell-developme…

Latest from the lab: The Sex of Organ Geometry – aka ORGAN ORIGAMI! Organs exist in male and female configurations. For some 3D insights into how and why see rdcu.be/dJnkI (spoiler: it’s mechanochemical)

Well done Young Embryologist Network Toby Andrews + the organizing committee! Young developmental biology community is indeed flourishing! So proud of my lab 😌Chris (short talk award) and Laura (poster award) 🥇

We are recruiting! Fully funded post-doctoral positions are available. Interested in #morphogenesis #imaging #zebrafish? Join us The Crick to help us understand how embryos build a functional beating heart during development. Please RT 🙏 crick.ac.uk/careers-study/…

Transitions in development – an interview with Sonia Sen In this Interview, Sonia Sen talks about her research, the transition to becoming a group leader, and her work with the Indian Society of Developmental Biologists (Indian Society of Developmental Biologists): journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

New paper alert 📰 Mechanical forces remodel the cardiac extracellular matrix during zebrafish development Very excited to share the latest work by first authors Alessandra Gentile and Marga Albu together with @Stainierlab! Out in @devjournal journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

Meeting alert! Join us in London next year The Crick for the next Developmental Biology symposium. Stellar lineup of speakers and more talks to be selected from abstracts. crick.ac.uk/whats-on/the-3…

...and if you find this work exciting, we have fully-funded PhD/post-doc positions available The Crick! International, collaborative environment, terrific Science and plenty of training & career support at every stage. Do get in touch, more details here  crick.ac.uk/careers-study/…

A wonderful lab outing with Irene Miguel-Aliaga The Crick Terrific discussions around gut & heart form and function, loads of games fun and Sun ☀️

New paper alert 📰 Beyond excited to share the latest work from our lab by first author Dorothee Bornhorst at Nature Communications ! nature.com/articles/s4146… The heart is a resident tissue for hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells in zebrafish

Extremely grateful to the Wellcome for this award! I couldn’t have achieved this without this incredible team I’m privileged to work with. We’re hiring at all levels—come join us The Crick 😀

First contribution from my PhD published, showing the importance of ECM in shaping epithelial cells 🪰