Excited to see our work on how #mitochondrialDNA copy number is coupled to #cellsize finally out. Thanks to Anika, Francesco Padovani and the whole team AlissaF Felix Thoma Osman S Borutecene ! rdcu.be/dlAak

It's been great working with Jette Lengefeld on this article collection for Frontiers - Cell Biology focused on how and why cells control their size.

If you're looking for a great opportunity this is the place to go! It was wonderful working with you Evgeny

Do you use cell cycle arresting drugs in your research? Were you excited about recent papers on the relationship between cell size and senescence in Molecular Cell? If you answered yes to either of these, check out our review in The FEBS Journal! 🧵(1/5) febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

PhD position open for highly motivated enthusiast of cell size and human stem cells at the Karolinska Institutet - Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪 Karolinska Institutet Please RT - We are excited for your application 😃 kidoktorand.varbi.com/en/what:job/jo…

Jan Skotheim, Seth Rubin UC Santa Cruz, and I are excited to announce that the 6th International RB conference will take place in the beautiful city of Santa Cruz, California, on April 16-18, 2024. See website for registration, posters/short talks: med.stanford.edu/RBmeeting.html Please share!

We’re back with more Cell Size & Growth seminars for 2024! Please join us online next week as we restart the series with two exciting talks from Easun Arunachalam and Yihui Shen. More info including (free) registration and upcoming speakers: swafferlab.co.uk/size-and-growt…

Please join us next Tuesday (2/20) as the 2024 series on cell size and growth continues with Mike Fainzilber and Xiao Liu from the Heald lab at Berkeley. Matthew Swaffer

PROGRAMME Virtual Cell Cycle Club meeting: Wednesday March 13 3 short talks: Gergely, Mittnacht & Kabeche Lab Breakout session talks Keynote: Jan Skotheim Breakout slots still available, deadline this Friday!! To REGISTER or SUMIT abstract Abcam events.abcam.com/event/bfdb7a23…

Please join us tomorrow as the cell size and growth seminar series continues w/Dominique Bergmann and Avilash Yadav talking about some amazing plants. Matthew Swaffer

Join us for the next installment of the cell size and growth seminar tomorrow morning 8am pacific time. Two great talks on size and genome evolution from Ana Garona and Gabriel Neurohr! Matthew Swaffer

⏰ 7 days left to apply for postdoc in Evgeny Zatulovskiy lab at Cambridge University to lead an exciting project on interconnections between cell size, cell cycle, and cell fate decisions in ES cells. Candidates experienced in quantitative microscopy/stem cell bio are encouraged to apply!

Part 2 of my postdoc work is out! We show that the ploidy-to-cell size ratio is a highly conserved, “intrinsic” determinant of cell physiology. Check out the paper for more insight into how and why. Link - nature.com/articles/s4159… Free PDF – rdcu.be/dONo3 Also, a fun🧵!

Congratulations, Mike and the team! This work nicely shows that whatever aspects of cell biology we are studying, we should consider the confounding effects of cell size.

Why do we teach about the Middle East through graphic novels? Because graphic novels pack so much history and experience into tiny frames and we unpack it with students as they develop knowledge, understanding and empathy. This news piece about our course sums it up well.

My wife Ayça Alemdaroğlu tought a course based on graphic novels on the middle east with Burcu Karahan at Stanford. There is a nice piece on it in the link below. We need more empathy and to see each other perspectives. news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/0…

Congratulations Mimi! We’re proud of you!