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A new era of cellular biology. Today, we’re launching CellScapes. The mission – to uncover the foundational principles of how cells behave collectively and change states in health and disease.

Happy to share our recent paper on the role of AK7 on centriole number and the consequence of misregulation that leads to PCD. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This is an excellent article that lays out the economic consequences of Trump's war on science- please share with everyone you know forbes.com/sites/johndrak…

We are delighted to launch ‘JCS snapshots’, in collaboration with our community site FocalPlane. In these short talks, authors share the key findings of their research. Our first snapshots come from our Special Issue: Cell Biology of Mitochondria. focalplane.biologists.com/2025/05/21/int…

Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Adam Douglas Thompson. #NewYorkerCartoons

Surgical technique delivers more than one stem cell derived-RPE cell graft. Opens door for larger treatment area in AMD. Regenerates the choriocapillaris and protects photoreceptors. @sharmaruchi29 Kapil Bharti NIH Intramural JCI insight paper: brnw.ch/21wSR0c

Luisa I. C. Morales, MD (Luisa Morales-Nebreda), and G.R. Scott Budinger, MD, check out the Northwestern Medicine Canning Thoracic Institute booth. #ATS2025 American Thoracic Society (ATS)

Julien Berro thinks about the force – particularly around the 'cytoskeleton' scaffold inside our cells. The member of the Yale Nanobiology Institute spoke w/ Cytoskeleton Journal about the exciting projects that could pave the way to new medical therapeutics: bit.ly/berroforce

For those of you who aren't aware, cancelling Harvard's F and J visas does not just affect students. It also affects many, many postdoctoral researchers. And critically, it affects OPT holders. These are graduates who stayed here to work in the US, they cannot "transfer"

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/…

Well argued piece by @LaBonneLaB... "Cuts to federal research funding don’t “trim fat” at universities — they SAP THE FUEL from America’s innovation engine..."

Also read Society for Developmental Biology President @LaBonneLab's OpEd: wapo.st/3ZGoHpS on Universities and the government: Which needs the other more?

Overjoyed to share the 1.2 million spatially-resolved cells from lungs in various stages of development and injury, led by Saahithi Mallapragada Nick Banovich jon kropski in partnership with Shawyon Shirazi, Laurie Eldredge, and Gail Deutsch. Full data explorer here: sucrelab.org/lungcells

RFK Jr released names of 8 ppl he is placing into ACIP to replace 17 removed Actually a majority are v reasonable - 2 of 8 however align heavily w conspiracy & anti-vax but as I discuss, their presence may have a silver lining My thoughts: Thread cnbc.com/amp/2025/06/11… 1/

No Kings Chicago Style:

wsj.com/us-news/educat… How Trump Blew Up Northwestern’s Business Model - WSJ

The Northwestern flow core (in Chicago) is hiring! careers.northwestern.edu/psc/hr857prd_e…

Super excited that our paper is out. It describes a new mechanism for dealing with tissue crowding that does not involve cell extrusion. nature.com/articles/s4146…

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Interested in reconstitution methods? Love cell biology? Check out the accepted manuscripts in our Research Topic on Reconstitution Methods in Cell Biology! We are still open for submissions so if you're writing something exciting this summer, send it here frontiersin.org/research-topic…