The skull of a tortoise embryo, captured with light sheet fluorescence microscopy 🐢🔬

Back-to-back publications in Nature Communications !! Looking at #EMT at cell level from theory to development in #chickenembryo and #mouseembryo. Amazing work from Steffen Plunder with Sara Merino-Aceituno's lab nature.com/articles/s4146…

The inaugural France-BioImaging Research Infrastructure Mechanobiology Working Group meeting will take place on December 2-3, 2024, at CBI and LAAS in #Toulouse CNRS Occitanie Ouest UT3 Paul Sabatier Université de Toulouse See here for more details and registration (until Sept 15): france-bioimaging.org/announcement/j…

We are hiring post-docs! Please do not hesitate to share. We are especially looking for candidates with strong theory and computational backgrounds, who dream about 1. applying their skills and 2. developing new ones to understand squishy, non-linear, evolving ... stuff ! 😉

It’s been wonderful to start my team CBI Toulouse thanks to many supportive colleagues and facilities, and all the inspiring research around! Special thanks to the wonderful Isabelle Saves and Gwen for all the support with #ERC

Great project, awesome PI, we are lucky and proud to have Rafael as a colleague at the CBI Toulouse !

📢Exciting news! My PhD work, supervised by jGros Lab, has just been published in nature. Thanks to all the co-authors! 📄In this study, we (re)explored a longstanding question in developmental biology: why, when a chick embryo is cut in half during gastrulation, each half can

Very important work on the influence of tissue mechanics on embryonic axis formation !

Lineage tracing of signaling pathway-responding cells to find out new developmental relationships during myogenesis 😎 Hope you’ll enjoy it ! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Relationship between chromosomes (orange) and the mitotic spindle (green) in four stages of cell division, as seen by Bessel Beam plane structured illumination microscopy cell.com/fulltext/S0092…

How do cells orchestrate themselves to achieve a directional movement as a group? Hi, I’m Sayuki HIRANO in Kazuhiro Aoki. In this thread, I’ll highlight key mechanisms of how cells communicate with each other to perform directional collective migration.

Cool technique!

We have an exciting 4 Year PhD available in our lab in collaboration with Geoff Mok @biouea - "Signalling pathways that mediate the dual origins of the dorsal aorta" Get in touch if interested or share with colleagues biodtp.norwichresearchpark.ac.uk/projects/signa…

Excited to share our latest research: "The Mechanism of spatial pattern transition in motile bacterial collectives" !! We uncover how individual bacterial behaviors lead to striking collective patterns! 🦠🔬 #Microbiology #MathModeling #Microscopy biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 🧵👇

Here's a chicken embryo after nine days of development. The polka dot pattern shows clusters of cells that will produce feathers 🐣🔬

✨#Postdoc opportunity in my lab CBI Toulouse ! Join an exciting European Research Council (ERC) funded project on the microbiota-gut-brain axis in bees. 👉Apply: Portail Emploi CNRS - Offre d'emploi - Postdoctorat (H/F): Impact du microbiote intestinal sur la cognition des abeilles

The postdoc position in my lab UoM Biology, Medicine and Health is open for applications until 15th November jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?… and I am also looking for a research technician jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…! Come and have fun with Chicken embryos and single-cell Multiomics! 🐣🧬🐣

Great lab !!!

Nice pre-print from Tim Grocott's lab - have a look at this tool box for avian embryos biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Are you passionate about live-imaging microscopy? Do you have a special talent for working with iPSCs? Or are you simply a zebrafish aficionado? 🐟 We have 2 funded postdoctoral positions in our lab (cbi-toulouse.fr/eng/equipe-ben…). Join us and apply now! Please spread the word 🙏