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"Self-renewing stem cells in Hensen’s node and their role in body axis elongation" Claudio Stern from UCL will give our Keynote at Stem Cells UK 3 - more on the rest of the programme and to register for free here stemcells.cam.ac.uk/events/stem-ce…

Mexico is incredible at this time of year

Thank you Imperial College London and Caroline Brogan 🌻 for highlighting our recent work in Science Magazine on how bioelectric signaling controls cardiac valve position and cell fate in response to mechanical forces!! 🐟❤️Bioengineering #Zebrafish #DevBio imperial.ac.uk/news/231714/bi…

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What is #Science but a yearning for the unknown. A love for curiosity. Today we celebrate #ScienceDay because of that very desire, which keeps us going through every failed experiment on the quest to learn the secrets of life itself. 🧫 What if…?

Natural heart repair after myocardial infarction: the spiny mouse can do it! Proud to share our first spiny mouse paper in collaboration with the group of Eva van Rooij. Great job, Tim Koopmans and rest of the team!🥳 nature.com/npjregenmed/re…

Glad to see our review paper out! In Miguel Torres lab at CNIC we study the earliest steps of heart development. mdpi.com/1422950 #mdpijcdd via JCDD MDPI

It's #ValentinesDay, and we're asking... how do you fix a broken heart? 💔 Maybe with cell therapy? University of Washington (UW Bioengineering) scientists found deoxyATP producing human iPSC-derived #cardiomyocyte could restore cardiac function in heart failure. bit.ly/3sBTL93

I want to start highlighting some of the amazing innovations in biotech outside of healthcare. Here are some awesome companies working at the intersection of two of my passions: biotech and fashion 🧵

Congrats to Hyeonyu Kim Stanford CVI and Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic and Roger Kaimm Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for publishing a state-of-the-art review on human #cardiac #organoids for clinical applications Cell Stem Cell. cell.com/cell-stem-cell… Organoid News Stem Cell Podcast Muscle Cell News Stanford Department of Medicine

Regardless of what happens to you, you can always choose: - how you spend your time - what you pay attention to - where you direct your energy - who you choose to associate with

It shouldn't take a pandemic to convince people to put their mental health above their careers. In the long run, the choice between success and well-being is a false dichotomy. The best way to achieve your goals is to lead a life that invigorates you—not one that drains you.

So happy to be part of this amazing work 🤩

#ReasonsToBeSDB Did you know that SDB keeps track of Graduate Training Programs in #devbio? sdbonline.org/graduate_progr… If you know of a program and want it included, let us know!

Impostor syndrome: “I don't know what I'm doing. It's only a matter of time until everyone finds out." Growth mindset: "I don't know what I'm doing yet. It's only a matter of time until I figure it out." The highest form of self-confidence is believing in your ability to learn.

#synbio is 🔥 Synthetic Biology - The ticket to a Sustainable Future | by Ankur Capital | Aug, 2022 | Medium ankurcapital.medium.com/synthetic-biol…

Directed evolution of an efficient and thermostable PET depolymerase: nature.com/articles/s4192…

Impostor syndrome isn't a disease. It's a normal response to internalizing impossibly high standards. Doubting yourself doesn't mean you're going to fail. It usually means you're facing a new challenge and you're going to learn. Feeling uncertainty is a precursor to growth.

Whether you are asking for: -advice for a research experiment -mentoring for a big career decision -support in a difficult situation ...or any other number of things, asking for help is a sign of strength and wisdom, not weakness or inability.

Our multi-chamber cardioid paper is finally out! Big thanks to the whole team & collaborators, #IMBA for their continuous support, and the reviewers & editors for facilitating further improvements. Thank you!