The Rihel lab Anya Suppermpool Stephen Wilson Gareth Powell CityU Hong Kong Konstantinos Ampatzis Jeff Rasmussen Eric Peterman Lippincott-Schwartz Lab Dvir Gur Preprints (cont.): Florian Engert Misha Ahrens Alex Chen (Astroglial purinergic signaling/ Norepinephrine) biorxiv.org/content/10.110… SeuntjensLab Caroline Zandecki (Killifish/ Telencephalon/ Growth/ Neural diversity) biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Joachim Goedhart (EzReverse/ Color

📣Thrilled to announce the new postdoctoral & predoctoral departmental representatives: Bhuvan, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Gelfand lab and Chandel, Predoctoral Fellow in the Ozbudak lab! Bhuvan | புவனசுந்தர் Vladimir Gelfand @chandelangad Ozbudak Lab

🚨News alert !! Honored to be endowed with Robert Laughlin Rea Professor of Anatomy at Northwestern University!

Congratulations to Dr. Ozbudak! The best advisor/mentor one could hope for.

This week has been all about podcasts! It was a pleasure to reflect on my IIT Delhi experience, the early days of settling in, how consistency is key to growth, and my journey navigating the research environment beyond IITD. Hope you enjoy listening to it. youtube.com/watch?v=l_vyBT…

Check out this amazing piece of work by our lab 👇 Congratulations to everyone especially to didar for his first author work.

📣Join us this Tuesday @ 9AM the Baldwin Auditorium for a Trainee Seminar, presented by Chandel Angad , Predoctoral Fellow in the Ozbudak Lab 🧬📚

Excited to present in the trainee series. I’ll be presenting on ‘Oscillators and gradients in developmental biology’

Check out this amazing work from our lab . Many congratulations to Eslim!

Why would anyone want to be a scientist? There are the pleasures of: 1. Having the initial idea or insight, 2. Watching the idea develop into new experiments or a new model, and 3. Telling others. Martin A. Schwartz also talks about this on the podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/74-…

Lab’s day out with the amazing Tom Hope lab. Department of Cell & Developmental Biology

Required reading for cell biologists to get a sense of basic statistical principles! nature.com/articles/s4155…