
Noah P Mitchell
@noah_p_mitchell
physicist studying developmental biology • Asst Prof @UChicago @UChicagoMGCB
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http://mitchelllab.uchicago.edu 10-10-2018 19:04:02
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We are hiring a research specialist to help launch our lab at The University of Chicago. How does biology use physics to sculpt complex visceral organ shapes? We address the dynamic & mechanical interactions between tissue layers that link genes to geometry. uchicago.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/C…

TubULAR maps whole-organ tissue deformations on complex dynamic surfaces and decomposes them into simple, interpretable components. Published online today. Developed w/ Dillon Cislo in @StreichanS Lab, UCSB Physics Nature Methods rdcu.be/dsVXT


TubULAR, a tissue cartography method developed by Noah P Mitchell and Dillon Cislo, enables generation of in toto maps of surface deformation to analyze deformation in dynamic tissues. #moty2023 nature.com/articles/s4159…


Last call for applications for a research specialist position in our new lab The University of Chicago. Great for someone looking to do developmental biophysics research full-time before grad school, for ex. uchicago.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/C…



'The Mechanics of building functional organs - our take on this fundamental problem. We discuss general design rules building complex 3D geometries, advocate for a holistic understanding of morphogenesis by embracing the complexity of embryonic development.cshperspectives.cshlp.org/content/early/…

How do cell interactions determine the migration of cell trains? 🦠🚂🤔 Check out our latest study in Nature Physics in collab w/ Sylvain GABRIELE Edouard Hannezo Xavier Trepat & experiments led by Eleonore Vercruysse! ➡️nature.com/articles/s4156…

My group will be open to host PhD students & rotations for the upcoming Biozentrum, University of Basel Fellowship call We use theoretical physics to understand complex biological systems, from chromosomes to embryos Interested? Check our research & get in touch➡️davidbrueckner.de/research Please RT


Pumped to share our latest and first (!) work from Rashmi Priya @rashmi-priya.bsky.social lab The Francis Crick Institute! Using the powers of #zebrafish, we uncover how multiscale mechanochemical coupling drives morphological and functional maturation of the developing heart 🫀 Stay tuned for the🧵 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…


New microscopy space is almost ready -- excited for the science that will come University of Chicago (MGCB)


Finally, out in nature! A great team effort to address very constructive reviews. With Paolo Caldarelli, Alexander Chamolly, @villedieuA_bio, Olinda Alegria, Carole Phan, and Francis Corson , with the support of European Research Council (ERC) . rdcu.be/dTFJV





