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Registration is now open for 'CNS2025: Expanding the Horizons of Brain Research' at neuroscience.cam.ac.uk/camneuro-event⦠Stellar Programme w/ plenaries from Soyon Hong & Mayank Mehta @mayankmehta.bsky.social & Cam Neuroscience peeps from 7 departments Sign up now to guarantee your space!


Excited to share our recent work in Cell Stem Cell, led by Georgia Lea, characterising determinants of DNA methylation patterning in human trophoblast stem cells! A great collaboration with Vicen Perez-Garcia. Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research Cambridge Reproduction PDN Cambridge


Our new paper on placental mitochondrial adaptation to gestational hypoxia is now published in ā¦Journal of Physiologyā© ā¦GiussaniLabā© ā¦Andrew Murrayā© ā¦Loke Centre for Trophoblast Researchā© ā¦Cambridge Reproductionā© ā¦PDN Cambridgeā© physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/JPā¦

Our latest extraordinary biologist is Sarah Bray, Chair of our Board of Directors. To learn more about Sarah's role and relationship with The Company of Biologists, read this interview in Development: bit.ly/3CEibaX. #100biologists Bray Lab PDN Cambridge



What do scientists do when working in a lab? What is it like to be a scientist? And what supports the life of science? Join us for a performative exhibition that tells the stories of what it is like to be a researcher. Part of the Cambridge Festival festival.cam.ac.uk/events/living-ā¦


A study, published in Science Magazine highlights the value of pet dogs as a model for understanding obesity in both humans and animals. The study, led by PDN Academic Eleanor Raffan, illustrates how genetic obesity risk leads to weight gain. pdn.cam.ac.uk/news/dogs-provā¦


Ever wondered why some Labradors are always hungry? š¶ Eleanor Raffan and her team PDN Cambridge have found new āobesity genesā in Labradors that makes carriers prone to overeating. It also turns out the same genes can influence obesity in humans too. Read more about this study



We are happy to confirm that we're participating in this yearās AIM:PhD programme š¬ AIM:PhD is designed to support PhD applicants with their application for doctoral study at the Cambridge University For full details, visit the AIM: PhD Website postgraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/aim-phd


Can dogs help tackle #obesity? š¶ #Springboard25 awardee Eleanor Raffan is comparing canine and human genetics to uncover new insights into weight and appetite. š See how Springboard is backing such innovative research: bit.ly/42q0zsl Department for Science, Innovation and Technology



The Sferruzzi-Perri lab are looking for a researcher to join their collaborative team, investigating how placental development & function contribute to adverse pregnancy outcomes in cases affected by hypoxia or elevated heat exposure. For further details visit jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/51177/



Congratulations to the Gates Cambridge Class of 2025, who have been awarded scholarships in Gates Cambridge 25th year. A very warm welcome also to Tess Stanley and Yimeng Wang, who will be joining the PDN community! We look forward to working with you cam.ac.uk/stories/gates-ā¦

@CrickLab GeneticsCambridge Marta Urbanska from PDN Cambridge presenting her work with gastruloids on how mechanical properties of individual cells can affect tissue level properties and morphology


St Johnston Lab Gurdon Institute PLOS Biology I also caught up with Helena Crellin from BuckleyLab PDN Cambridge, who used a custom microscope with Cambridge Advanced Imaging Centre to control actomyosin contractility in zebrafish and study how cellular forces can propagate along tissues. (3/3) youtu.be/6uce4whDt2M?feā¦

#CABDseminars "Mechanisms and Mechanics of Morphogenesis: the role of supracellular coordination" by Katja Roeper Katja Roeper PDN Cambridge šļøJune 6th ā° 12 pm šRosalind Franklin auditorium at CABD Hosted by Acaimo GonzĆ”lez Reyes


Congratulations Rawlins Lab who've been awarded an European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant, focused on developing knowledge for future human lung regeneration The work will understand, or decode, how human lungs control the number & type of cells they contain #ERCAd pdn.cam.ac.uk/news/erc-advanā¦
