Join us to work on dendritic cells, cross-presentation, and T cell priming MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology - we have two postdoc positions available, deadline on Monday Sept 25th #CellBiology + #Immunology = 🥳 #PostdocJobs #AcademicTwitter

👀 Hang on! Did you say there’s an open position at the LMB?? That’s where I work! And it’s completely, totally, utterly amazing. If you’re thinking about taking that leap, this is THE best place to do it. Scientific freedom, core funding, great facilities… Apply now!

We are delighted to share our latest publication! It’s a useful resource to the organoid community, but also uncovers some interesting biology about how tissue shape influences cell fate. Check out the thread below from first author Ilaria Chiaradia! dlvr.it/Sx38s6

Having a great time at the EMBO Organoids party with live music! #EESOrgan EMBL Events

Never presented inside a church before, let alone one so beautiful in the heart of Naples! Thanks to the organizers for inviting me to such a great meeting! #NECTAR2023

Really great PI opportunity at the University of Dundee: a thriving developmental and cell biology community with excellent resources (including stem cell facility!) and fantastic colleagues (including Kate Storey and Dr. Liz Miller). Deadline November 21st!

Thanks Madeline ! - we are really keen to develop human organoid based research - this is part of the School of Life Sciences open PI recruitment - aiming to make 40 + new appointments over the next 5 years dundee.ac.uk/life-sciences/…

"The fact that neuronal cells act or react in measurable ways, does not mean that they intend to perform a task and understand how to do it." Personification of brain organoids in science communication is a "mereological fallacy" and should not be done. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Call for participants: We are looking for researchers to test new reporting standards to improve the reliability and reproducibility of published in vitro studies: nc3rs.org.uk/our-portfolio/…

👉 We are looking for a Research Study Coordinator at KCL (admin role): join the Brain Health in Gen2020 preclinical team to investigate the developmental origins of childhood brain health and the impact of COVID-19. (pls RT) kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084226-re…

In music 🎵 and in development 👶, tempo is important. Can we manipulate developmental tempo in early embryos? Yes! Check our new paper below 👇🏼 Non-coding RNAs in the earliest developmental transition! 🤯 #development #embryo #pluripotency #stemcells biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

The deadline for the LMB Rising Talent Fellowship for Black heritage scientists is fast approaching - apply by 11.55pm Sunday 31st March 2024. For full details check here: www2.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/recruitment/ri… Please share with your networks! #BlackinSTEM

How is it possible that the UK's emissions have declined so much? This is the main reason. The UK left coal behind. The UK's CO₂ emissions from coal are today lower than at any point since 1800.

Check out this upcoming organoids conference packed full of great speakers pushing the limits of organoid technologies!

Some amazing northern lights over Cambridge on a beautiful warm clear night!

We have #bursary support available to attend our #Organoids24 research meeting!  Don’t let financial barriers prevent you from accessing a global platform for discussion & networking on the topic of #organoid models.  Apply by 18 June ⏰ 📎Find out more: bit.ly/48NqR9t

Present your insights on how #organoids are transforming #DiseaseResearch! Demonstrate the power of organoids, and how they transcend many specialisms across science. ⏰Submit an abstract to #Organoids24 by 2 July to be considered for a presentation. 📎bit.ly/48NqR9t

Sergiu and I had a nice chat with Barbara about all things neural organoids. Check it out in the podcast link 👇

Check out this fantastic opportunity in the McDole lab here at the LMB. Right at the interface of imaging and development!

On the latest #NBTForum podcast, Barbara Cheifet speaks with Madeline Lancaster and Sergiu Pasca about neural organoids — how they are being used to study both basic biology of the brain and their future impacts on disease research shows.acast.com/forum/episodes…