🚨 Group leader position in our department Institut Curie 🚨 Please RT! A unique scientific environnent to start your lab in the ❤️ of Paris Check us out at institut-curie.org/unit/umr3215-u…

1/ Extremely happy to be able to share our latest stories on the maturation of the intestinal epithelium in same issue of Science Advances. These two stories started their independent life 5 years ago by extremely talented postdocs and students in my team.

I am very happy to share the first manuscript from my lab! We found that fasting induces a tissue-specific, reversible, large-scale 3D genome reorganization in #Celegans 👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

It was a great pleasure to work again with Tomas and all the collaborators. Science is fun specially when you keep asking/hearing good questions :); please check out below the well summarized points of this “BMP story in and around intestinal epithelium”, and enjoy the paper:)

📢 We’re #hiring! Are you ready to lead a lab? We’re recruiting early career scientists for Group Leader positions across our research areas! Applications due Nov. 1. 🔗 Learn more and apply at janelia.org/groupleader. #STEMjobs #academictwitter

Will the rocks float? #LK99 (Rene Magritte - The Castle of the Pyrenees, 1959)

We are excited to share our new version of Epitools for napari! We have developed it together with @UCL_ARC and thanks to CZI Science funding. github.com/epitools/epito… UCL Faculty of Life Sciences UCL IPLS @PVicenteMunuera @Giulia_paci @lmcb_ucl #Epitools #opensource

I’m thrilled to share my postdoc research investigating the identity and control of regions of the mammalian small intestine. All FIVE of them! Introducing: small intestinal domains A – E. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… a 🧵:

Proud to lead this project with Jonas (josch1@bsky) Leander Dony. Great collaboration of Treutlein lab Gray Camp Fabian Theis! We generated the first neural organoid cell atlas and compared it to the primary. Twittorial will follow later

“The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it's indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it's indifference. And the opposite of life is not death, it's indifference.” Elie Wiesel

Our latest: We explore how cells interpret morphogen gradients during development using optimal control theory A thread explaining some of the ideas 🧵 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 1/12

We are recruiting! Fully funded post-doctoral positions are available. Interested in #morphogenesis #imaging #zebrafish? Join us The Crick to help us understand how embryos build a functional beating heart during development. Please RT 🙏 crick.ac.uk/careers-study/…

Very excited to share the first preprint "Reconstitution of chromatin reorganization during mammalian oocyte development" from our lab🤞 Most of the experiments were done by my first PhD student Jing, who joined our lab at the second year of his PhD 😆 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Interested how tissues cope with damage and fight against cancer? I'm looking for a Research Assistant to work in my team CRUK Scotland Inst based in the lab of Owen Sansom 🏳️‍🌈. Great environment to develop your skills and work among brilliant scientists. More details: tinyurl.com/2knupc2b

Have you ever wondered how cell heterogeneity can regulate tissue patterning and how such patterns are maintained? Then come to my talk at the ASCB meeting #cellbio2024 this Sunday afternoon ☺️

If you are attending #CellBio2024 and are interested in understanding how the process of crypt morphogenesis is coordinated both in vivo and in organoids then come to my talk Wed Dec 18th in the subgroup “Organoids as tools to study the function of tissue in Health and Disease”

Latest from the lab! I've been seeking the ultimate modulator that regulates the tempo of multiple developmental processes simultaneously, and metabolism has been an attractive candidate for such a global tempo modulator. However, I was wrong. 1/ nature.com/articles/s4146…

Our heartfelt condolences to Linda and all affected by this devastating news. Prof Michael Sheetz was an inspirational Founding Director of MBI and we would not be here today without his foresight and leadership. We hope to continue his legacy in mechanobiology for years to come.

Fun retreat in the Austrian alps with the Liberali group! And perfect time to celebrate our new joint paper (from Shi-Lei Xue Westlake University & Qiutan Yang) out on how mechanochemical bistability confers robustness to intestinal organoids! nature.com/articles/s4156… - see 🧵! (1/n)

In Nature Physics, researchers from Prisca Liberali's lab and their collaborators at ISTAustria reveal how intestinal organoids form crypts, key to gut regeneration and stability. Their work could impact tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.👉fmi.ch/news-events/ar…