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A PARTAGER SVP Grand nouvelle: Université de Montréal lancé un programme de maîtrise en embryologie et développement. Ce programme en français sera particulièrement intéressant pour toute personne envisageant une carrière dans le domaine de la fertilité. Voir ci-dessous

Paper accepted! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our work on the role of endogenous electric fields in guiding collective cell migration in vivo is finally out Nature Materials ! nature.com/articles/s4156… Congrats to all the authors, specially Fernando and Sofia Moreira from my lab #bioelectrics #devbio #cellmigration #xenopus

🚨 BOOOOOM!!! Senator Bennet might have just ended RFK Jr.'s chances of being nominated as HHS Secretary. Watch how he cuts through the BS and asks the tough questions. THIS is how you do it.

Electric fields guide collective cell migration in developing embryos of Xenopus laevis via a voltage-sensitive phosphatase. Barriga Lab nature.com/articles/s4156…

MAGA - everyone BUT YOU can see your minds have been altered. Australia calls it out directly. “America is descending into Fascism. He belongs behind bars, not in the Oval Office.”

We are witnessing a very sad moment in American history. The President of the United States is aligning himself with the dictator of Russia, Vladimir Putin, to undermine the independence of Ukraine and its democracy. Here are my thoughts:

#ResistanceUnited Advertisement at a London bus stop… ya gotta love the British

“Delamination of chick cephalic neural crest cells requires an MMP14-dependent downregulation of Cadherin-6B,” by Cyril Andrieu et al., is available open access in Differentiation! Eric Theveneau Read the “All Things Neural Crest” special issue article: doi.org/10.1016/j.diff…

This is one of the most thought-provoking critiques I've heard on the current thinking around climate change and CO2. This is Olivier Hamant, Research Director at France's National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE). Hamant explains that it's

Man comes to the US from Lebanon. Starts out delivering pizzas, becomes a Nobel winning neuroscientist. Trump freezes his funding, he gets an email from China offering to move his lab “any city, any university I want" with guaranteed funding for 20 years. What are we doing?

Universities are not passive beneficiaries of government largesse. It is the federal government that depends on universities to conduct the research that keeps our nation healthy, safe and economically competitive.I discuss in the Washington Post. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…

Check out SDB President Carole LaBonne's op-ed published in the Washington Post today. From public health to high-tech innovation, universities are the workhorses of national progress. wapo.st/3ZGoHpS

Please read and share this opinion piece written by Carole LaBonne (our fellow Xenopus researcher) published in STAT in support for animal models in biomedical research. statnews.com/2025/05/19/ani… #science #devbio #xenopus #frogs

I helped explain to the Chicago Tribune the enourmous and irrational damage the NIH funding freeze is causing at Northwestern. chicagotribune.com/2025/06/07/wor…

Very important report Nicoletta I Petridou linking #mechanochemical signalling to fate transitions biorxiv.org/content/10.110… wide/significant implications. Perhaps the clearest indication so far of HOW mechanical signalling can control patterning of gene expression #MustRead #NotInTheGenes

15 years ago #RATM rocked a free concert in Finsbury Park celebrating the “people’s victory” of our Christmas #1, “Killing In The Name” which toppled Simon Cowell’s X-Factor on the UK charts. It was the most downloaded song in one week in history. 100% of proceeds went to UK

Sly Stone, whose band Sly and the Family Stone electrified Woodstock audiences and introduced a genre-fusing brand of psychedelic funk with hits such as “Family Affair” and “Everyday People,” died June 9 at his home in California. He was 82. wapo.st/4kBNFiG

It has taken medical science 200 years to advance humans to the point where people are so healthy and living so long that they can deny that science and medicine is what got us here. - Doc Bastard

As a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, the band of the Coldstream guards performed "Paranoid" at changing of the guard today.