Climate change, temperature & embryogenesis. Concurrent 9 #2020SDB Michael Dorrity Michael Dorrity shares his findings on how temperature stress introduces variability in embryogenesis via cell type-specific effects on developmental rate. @___SDB___

New postdoc position available in our group to study development, genetics, or evolution of adult phenotypes. We have extra $$$ after good news on 2 fellowships and 1 R01 (written w/ a postdoc to support HIS program; we have great people).

After 1200 + commits, I am proud to announce that dynamo is now on PyPi. See how we leverage it to go beyond RNA velocity to velocity / acceleration vector fields which then power us to calculate the potential, curl, divergence, curvature of single cells. pypi.org/project/dynamo…

We made some new zebrafish tools! We built and tested a new #zebrafish #transcriptome, which improved gene detection in #RNAseq, especially in #scRNAseq. Check out our new paper at eLife - the journal: elifesciences.org/articles/55792. My 1st "real" first author paper in almost 20 years!

A bright spot in 2020! Congratulations!! I guess I picked a good day to do some CRISPR editing 🙌 #NobelPrize

Interested in single cell genomics but need help getting started? Check out the full agenda for our Single Cell Genomics Day next Friday (3/26). All talks will be live-streamed (no registration required) at satijalab.org/scgd21/

Do not skip the movies in this one - Andy's heroic imaging efforts and fish resuscitation skills allowed him to track scale development over three months!

🎉 I’m starting my lab at EMBL Heidelberg in January! 🔥🐟🔬 We'll use zebrafish to study developmental robustness in changing environments with single-cell genomics. If that interests you, stay tuned - I'll be growing my team in the near future! embl.org/groups/dorrity/

Our paper on sci-Space, a spatially resolved version of sci-RNA-seq, is out today! Led by @srsrivatsan and @mregier13, Joint work with Jay Shendure and Kelly Stevens. (Art by Nigel Sussman)

Are you a ⭐️molecular biologist⭐️ who wants to use single cell genomics to study how climate change affects fish development? Want to live in Europe? The Dorrity lab is hiring a Lab Officer to join our growing team! 🐟🌡🧬 embl.org/jobs/position/…

And please do check out Michael Dorrity’s preprint which highlights how the approach can be used to study environmentally-induced phenotypic variability!

We have postdoc openings related to EMBL's new "Life in Context" program. What's unique about them? Opportunities for fieldwork, learning cutting-edge single cell genomic techniques, using non-traditional model organisms, and a focus on the effects of the environment.