Our latest out today nature! We revisit a century-old theory and show that metabolic gradients work hand-in-hand with genetic&signalling instructions to shape the embryo. Glucose isn't just an energy source, it acts as a major conductor of the body plan🍬 nature.com/articles/s4158…

The new "Postdoc Night Science NYC" club will have its first session this Friday at 1:30-3:00pm at Rockefeller University. Join me & our host Tim Stearns for a fun workshop on the importing and exporting of ideas across research fields! Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/1yBLsa…

Check out MCDB's Dr. ᐯᗩᒪEᖇIE ᕼOᖇᔕᒪEY 🔬 and Aya Aya Nas, Ph.D. insight in eLife! Stem Cells: Don’t be so naïve buff.ly/4hpBdBy

This Friday, November 1, is the final day to submit an abstract for ASBMB #Deuel conference on #lipids! Great program covering liver & adipose, kidney, heart, GI, and brain - don’t miss it! #lipidtime

🗓️ SAVE THE DATE! Join us for a special session at #CellBio2024 in December! Early-career scientists will showcase how new techniques in #CellBiology are revealing insights into how cells function across different scales. More info here 👉 hubs.la/Q02WdFQb0

FEATURED MBoC ASSOCIATE EDITOR: @Guillou76 @ThibaultLab NTU Singapore How can MBoC benefit researchers in your area? “MBoC is highly reputed... provides unbiased, rapid, & transparent reviews in the goal of communicating the latest high-quality science.” molbiolcell.org/editorial-board

Come join our dept. at UC San Diego!!!!! 😎☀️

Postsynaptic BMP signaling regulates myonuclear properties in #Drosophila larval muscles, say Victoria von Saucken, Mary Baylies Mary Baylies and colleagues @TriIMDPhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center: hubs.la/Q02Wj4kw0 #Neuroscience #Organelles #Development #CellSignaling

Oh hey we know him! So proud of Eddy’s accomplishments so far but we know there are even bigger and better things to come Department of MCDB

🗓️ Mark your calendar! Join JCB special session at #CellBio2024 with an excellent panel of speakers: Stephanie Ellis, Jonathan Friedman, Meng-meng Fu, Binyam Mogessie ቢንያም ሞገሴ, Andrew Muroyama, moderated by Oegema/Desai Labs and timisstuck! See more info 👉 hubs.la/Q02WF1Mn0

Our paper is out in time for #EM_Monday! It is about a specialized neuron-specific ER, the spine apparatus, that is close to synapses and has a peculiar shape. If you think neurons are special, the spine apparatus is their🦄horn! But how does it form?!(1/9)doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…

Honored and excited to present some of our latest work as part of this session!

Thrilled to be part of this cohort with such a great group of other biophysicists and cell biologists Sarah Cohen Christopher Obara #lipidtime

#1 Happy to share our last work published in Nature Cell Biology about a new cell cycle checkpoint that senses nuclear shape and mechanics to guarantee genome integrity nature.com/articles/s4155…. Great work from Solène Hervé and Andrea Scelfo in close collaboration with Kate Miroshnikova.

Rejuvenating the inner nuclear membrane? We show that nuclear autophagy proceeds through a lumenal vesicle intermediate and requires the dynamin-like 1 fission machinery. Congrats to Philip Mannino and colleagues @LuskingL Melia Lab nature.com/articles/s4155…

One for the Apicomplexa peeps: ever wonder how does the IMC grow so fast during progeny formation? Where do all the lipids come from? In our latest work on malaria RBC stages we implicate VPS13 (gif below) and ER contact sites. Happy+proud to share and keen to hear thoughts!

Transitions in development – an interview with Jeffrey Farrell Jeffrey Farrell talks about becoming a group leader, his insights on enhancing advocacy for developmental biology and his belief in unifying single-cell biology with classical approaches. journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

Join us for the Cell Division Meeting in the Pacific Island setting of Okinawa. Hosted at OIST, this symposium brings together leading researchers to explore emerging roles of the cell cycle in development, cancer, and aging. Registration now open: oist.jp/conference/cel…

Selective autophagy of organelles: the “disorder” is key. Intrinsically disordered regions of organellophagy receptors are interchangeable, required, and sufficient for organelle fragmentation and lysosomal delivery … and all about ORGATACs 😉 rdcu.be/ey8iL

I’m extremely honored to be recognized with the WICB Junior Research Award. American Society for Cell Biology and WICB have been key to my career development since I attended my first annual meeting in 2005. Congrats to the other awardees!