We are traveling to EDRC2023 ! Excited to discover new #drosophila science. Please come to listen our talk presented by Luca Valzania at the #Physiology and #metabolism session on Sunday and see our poster P186 and P187 presented by El Marzkioui Khaoula and Laura Boulan

Interested to join us as a group leader ? We are hiring !

Extremly happy to share the last version of the story from Alexis Matamoro-Vidal exploring the role of spatial bias in apoptosis in wing shape and size regulation (including an updated thread 👇) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

If you think that cell decision is never that simple but somehow like this... then you should check this postdoc position (supported by European Research Council (ERC)) in our lab related to cell death engagement downstream of caspase research.pasteur.fr/en/job/postdoc… 🙏 RT to anyone potentially interested

Only 3 days left to apply to have your own lab at CRBM ! Why applying ? follow the 🧵

FRANCE NEEDS A CHIEF SCIENCE ASVISOR by francois massol and @patricklemai science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

My team at CRBM in Montpellier, France is looking for a postdoc on the sub-nuclear coordination of transcription during embryo development. If you have experience with Drosophila and are interested in quantitative imaging, you can contact me directly to apply.

I am excited to see my project carried out in Pierre Léopold Lab published in Developmental Cell Check it out if you are curious about how amino acids are strategically stored and then used efficiently during development cell.com/developmental-…

Our freshly opened team is looking for an enthusiastic engineer to identify Hox protein-RNA networks in Drosophila embryos at IGMM-Montpellier If you are interested, apply on CNRS portal: emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR… Please retweet! #jobOffer #RNA #hox #Drosophila

I'm delighted to announce that my laboratory is officially open CRBM to explore the fascinating question of how organs get their size! Many thanks to Pierre Léopold Lab and Marco Milan for their wonderful mentoring and to all those who have supported me so far!