We are looking for a motivated PhD student to join our lab in the beautiful city of Marburg. Opportunity to study vascular development in #zebrafish using state-of-the-art imaging and genome editing. please RT👇 #JobAlert #PhDposition #phdopportunity stellenangebote.uni-marburg.de/jobposting/d4b…

Forschende der #UniMarburg um Julian Malchow und Christian Helker haben einen neuen Signalweg entdeckt, mit dessen Hilfe Nervenzellen mit Blutgefäßen kommunizieren. Wichtiger Hebel für gesundes Gewebe- und Organwachstum. Mehr dazu: uni-marburg.de/dz7hJ0

Thanks for the highlight La Trobe Institute for Molecular Science! All credits go to the study leads Julian Malchow & Helker lab! Basic/discovery research is essential as it pushes the frontiers of science and may lead to potential downstream applications, sometimes unexpected! Collaboration is key! 🐟

New paper alert 📰 Mechanical forces remodel the cardiac extracellular matrix during zebrafish development Very excited to share the latest work by first authors Alessandra Gentile and Marga Albu together with @Stainierlab! Out in @devjournal journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

Amazing work, congratulations! 😊

Thank you to Development for featuring our image of zebrafish he(art) as the cover for this issue! Truly the icing on the cake 🎉

Congratulations on this beautiful work Felix_Gunawan 🏳️‍🌈 Dorothee Bornhorst !

Excited to share my PhD work published in Nature Communications!🥳 Special thanks to all co-authors' and lab members' support, especially to my supervisor Didier Stainier Stainier Lab and mentor Felix Gunawan Felix_Gunawan 🏳️‍🌈 for their constant guidance👩‍🎓 shorturl.at/xwJUP 🧵👇(1/9)

All the hard work paid off! 🎉 Important work showing how the atrium of the heart develops. Many stunning images!

Thanks for sharing NAVBO !

Really grateful for the highlight! 🎉

Thrilled to share my PhD work published in Nature Cardiovascular Research ! This journey was challenging, but persistence and dedication truly paid off. A huge thank you to all my co-authors for their support, and especially to my supervisor, Didier Stainier (Stainier Lab ), for his guidance!