Congratulations to last night's #Fusionlung23 poster prize winners: Sai Manoz Lingamallu (Institute for Stem Cell Science and Regenerative Medicine), Elisa Redman (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) and Cheng-Yu Wu (Justus Liebig University Giessen). 🫁

Congratulations Sai and good luck for your talk at Roche today!

Today is International Snow Leopard Day! This one is a young female, seen wandering the mountainside near Langza, in search of a mate. We watched her for a good two hours that day, as she woke up from sleep and got going at sunset.

International conference alert “Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms of Development and regeneration” Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR. Encompasses stem cell biology, wound healing, tissue homeostasis, organ regeneration, aging, and developmental patterning using multiple (14) model systems! International Society for Regenerative Biology

Prof. Maneesha Inamdar Maneesha Inamdar, Director, iBRIC-inStem, writes for nature on why global research standards need to be truly inclusive. To read more, click: tinyurl.com/3cr6ukkp Department of Biotechnology Rajesh Gokhale JNCASR Bangalore Alka Sharma DSTIndia ICMR IndiaBioscience.org

Time to define "Bio-vision" for Bharat, says Dr Jitendra Singh pib.gov.in/PressReleasePa…

Have you been seeing sneak peeks of #InSDB2024? Just a little more waiting and registrations will be open soon. For now, find our speaker lineup and more at our website: insdb.in/events/insdb-b… Bangalore Life Science Cluster (BLiSC) National Centre for Biological Sciences iBRIC-inStem Tata Institute for Genetics and Society, India @CCAMP_Bangalore

Fantastic meeting on Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Development and Regeneration Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR organized by Sanjeev Galande! Excellent talks and plentiful conversation. International Society for Regenerative Biology iBRIC-inStem

ISRB Webinars March Zone 1, March 5th, 2pm Beijing Time

Exciting discovery! 🚨 When Notch signaling is blocked, Wnt steps in to help variant club cells (vCCs) in lungs take on a progenitor role & regenerate airways. Another step forward in understanding how lungs heal. #LungRegeneration #Science Arjun Guha Sai Manoz Department of Biotechnology

Two usual suspects, #Notch, and #Wnt meet again to control airway progenitor fate! Congrats Saimanoz Lingamullu and Aditya Deshpande Arjun Guha Lab at iBRIC-inStem. #progenitors #regeneration #stemcells #airway #lung Cell Reports cell.com/cell-reports/f…

ISRB Webinars September Zone 1, September 3, 2 pm Beijing time

Fantastic meeting Biohub #CellScience, connecting with pediatric and ancestry networks from around the world! @kevinmbyrd @tatalab-duke.bsky.social

Important paper just out from the Cardoso Lab! #mustread! Morphogenesis and regeneration share a conserved core transition cell state program that controls lung epithelial cell fate: Developmental Cell cell.com/developmental-…

#KisanKavach Launch at National Media Centre New Delhi by Hon'ble S&T Minister Dr Jitendra Singh A proud moment for us to be able to put #FarmersFirst and protect them from the toxic effects of pesticides - Eradicating the problem from the root and at first instance, by

#Notch #MotileCilia #Multiciliation Blocking Notch2 activity in adult🐭 by 1⃣Jag1/2 Ab 2⃣Foxj1-CreERT2::Rbpjk f/f or 3⃣M. tuberculosis infection Flattens proximal (trachea)-to-distal gradient of airway epithelial cilia length Trachea cilia L⏬; distal cilia L⏫ w/o Altered

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Professor Padmanabhan Babu has—in his quiet and understated manner—had an important impact on developmental biology, only one aspect of which was the isolation of the lin-4 mutant allele (e912), highlighted below in the post by Richard Behringer Richard Behringer and the Society of

BRIC-inStem pays tribute to Prof. Sir John Gurdon, visionary developmental biologist and Nobel Laureate. His pioneering work on reprogramming transformed the field of stem cell research. We join the global scientific community in honouring his remarkable legacy and enduring

Those of us who saw both these catches must be quite chuffed🙂