First steps of #syncytium formation in the C. elegans #germline. Throwback to my PhD work, Jean-Claude Labbé lab IRIC

Condolences to families and friends of flight #PS752. We lost esteemed colleague Forough; University of Alberta Profs Daneshmand and Mousavi; and interns Hamid Setareh Kokab, University of Windsor, and Amirhossein Ghassemi, @Umanitoba. A tremendous loss for Canadian innovation and the world.

What a heartbreaking week! Words cannot express how grief-stricken I feel. Devastating loss of so many potentials, brilliant minds, lives and dreams!!!!!!!! What a loss for #Iran, #Canada and for the Scientific Community. I only hope for better days ........

#IranPlaneCrash Our heartfelt condolences to the families, friends, colleagues and loved ones of those who perished, in particular to Max-Planck-Institut für Polymerforschung Max Planck Society Max Planck PhDnet, and the #Iranian, #Canadian scientific community.🙏🙏🙏 mpip-mainz.mpg.de/5847690/Soltan…

Postdoctoral Scientists of the Max Planck Society Max Planck Postdocnet have united their #international voices to stop the spread of #Covid_19 #StayHome Be responsible, think of others that are putting their lives at risk to save yours. Max Planck Society. Share! youtu.be/GOC5cxdgq-A

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Extremely happy to share our work on Formin-dependent left-right symmetry breaking that involves Segways and maybe Caterpillar vehicles, but definitely not military tanks… Júlia Garcia Baucells Porfirio Quintero Lokesh Pimpale @ShahrzadYazdi Paul Sternberg @sirpetergross Stephan Grill

Very happy to share my work from NordenLab on how horizontal cells migrate to their destination in the crowded zebrafish retina, using space adaptation strategies. (with GuckLab 🇺🇦, Raimund Schlüßler, Stephanie Möllmert, Archit Bhatnagar).

This is an amazing opportunity, with a great mentor!

Super excited to share that I will start my group later this year Institute of Molecular Genetics! Will be studying actomyosin-driven morphogenesis and left-right symmetry breaking! Open PhD position via the IMG PhD program! Great place! Great environment! One last exclamation mark!

Just a few days left to apply for this joint postdoc position between Alf Honigmann and our lab Physics of Life Dresden and MPI-CBG Dresden. Interested in organoids? also mechanics? This is for you! physics-of-life.tu-dresden.de/fileadmin/docu…

Hey ! Our new paper is out! How to guide collective migration without leader? Trust your followers! Let me show you how “guidance by followers” ensures coordination of intra- and inter-tissular cell migration with this brand new Developmental Cell paper. 👇

Happy that my work on how horizontal cells move in the crowded retina is out. A huge thank you to Caren NordenLab for her support, Rita Mateus and Campàs Lab for generous lab space and reagents, Stephan Grill, Tony Hyman Lab and Ivan Baines for supporting my stay in MPI-CBG Dresden.

Very excited to share the latest work from our lab, led by great postdoc Antoine Vian. We developed a new technique to measure osmotic pressure directly in vivo and in situ, within living tissues. Check out the 🧵 below or the preprint in the link here ➡️biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Excited to share my postdoc work “Wetting of junctional condensates along the apical interface promotes tight junction belt formation” at @honigmann_lab MPI-CBG Dresden How do tight junctions form a closed belt in epithelial cells to seal our body cavities? 🧵 doi.org/10.1101/2022.1…