The Jones Lab will be starting a new chapter as we migrate north to San Francisco this Spring! We will join the Dept of Anatomy UC San Francisco UCSF School of Medicine UCSF Geriatrics Stem-at🌉 Very grateful to our colleagues @UCLAMCDB and UCLA Broad Stem Cell for their support over the years🙏1/3

I am inspired by these outstanding junior & established developmental biologists (all PhDs) for their research achievements, teaching/mentoring, & outreach. Role models. Intl Day of Women & Girls in Science. @___SDB___ the Node The White House

For #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience we asked four QBI women who have recently started their own labs, Faranak Fattahi, Pavithra Viswanath, @AWilliamslab and @BalynZaro, to share the challenging as well as encouraging experiences they face in their careers. qbi.ucsf.edu/internationald…

Science of Aging is Focus of New Bakar Research Institute   | UC San Francisco. Congratulations and good luck to ⁦@JonesLabUCLA⁩ on her new position ! Wish her great success ucsf.edu/news/2021/02/4…

This is going to be a great course. We geared it for students, postdocs and other scientists who want to be mouse geneticists in one stop. And check out the 🔥 speakers...

Online today from Laird Lab : "Intercellular bridges coordinate the transition from pluripotency to meiosis in mouse fetal oocytes" lead by Bikem Soygur with collaborators Arora Lab and Guang Hu advances.sciencemag.org/content/7/15/e…

New #aging institute will leverage intellectual resources... Bakar Aging Research Institute is an “unparalleled opportunity” for #geroscience; its new Director, Dr Leanne Jones, explains why. #longevity #BARI UCSF Bakar Aging Research Institute @villedalab UC San Francisco JonesLabUCSF longevity.technology/new-aging-inst…

Excited to announce our lab has received the NIH Director's New Innovator Award from NIH Common Fund! These funds will support our efforts to interrogate lineage, fate dynamics, and clonal bottlenecks in the early zebrafish embryo. #NIHHighRisk UC San Francisco UCSF Obstetrics Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences @stem_at

And the winner of the #MageePrize is… Vaginal Stem Cells: The Missing Link in Vaginal Reconstruction! Led by Pamela Moalli, MD, PhD (Magee-Womens Research Institute/University of Pittsburgh) Kyle Orwig, PhD (MWRI/Pitt) and Caroline Gargett, PhD (Monash University). #MageeSummit

Congratulations! It was an honor to be here with you. #MageePrize

I'm excited to be co-teaching the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory course on Mouse Development, Stem Cells & Cancer this summer. This intensive course is a great opportunity to become proficient at working with mouse embryos. Applications are due March 1st: meetings.cshl.edu/mouse22

Paul Trainor from Stowers lecturing tonight CSHL Mouse Course following afternoon demo of his mad dissection skills!

The power of mouse genetics to reveal mitochondrial physiology. Jose Antonio Enriquez from CNIC lectures at CSHL Mouse Course

Lecture by @cristinacebrian on kidney development in CSHL Mouse Course with gorgeous MADM lineage tracing!

Students at CSHL Mouse Course imaging on the BioTek Lionheart. Shoutout to Tom Lampert @BioTekTalk

"This decision will fall hardest on people who already face structural barriers to care, including Black, Indigenous, and other people of color, as well as undocumented people, and young people." Read the full statement here: tiny.ucsf.edu/iYsM5e

Amazing to be back together! Many of you said you were reminded why you do research. CSHL Mouse Course recharged my batteries too.

The deadline to apply to the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory course on Mouse Development, Stem Cells and Cancer is March 1st. This is an excellent opportunity for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and faculty to get an immersive experience in using mice as a model system.

Excited to share Diana Laird’s article on Hayashi et al.’s work showing that functional eggs can be made from male mouse cells. The protocol opens new avenues in reproductive biology and fertility research and marks a milestone in reproductive biology. bit.ly/3mOi4Bf