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We farewelled stellar post-doc Soma Dash to start her own lab in Biological Sciences SUNY - The State University of New York, University at Albany. Congratulations Soma, we are delighted for you. It was great to have you in the lab and we look forward to all your discoveries and future success. American Association for Anatomy Stowers Institute

Anne L'Huillier, from my department in Lund University, is the fourth woman to win the Nobel Prize in physics. She was lecturing when she received the news, and she continued with the lecture of the fine structure.

This beautiful #MicroscopyMonday shows an anterior (top) and posterior (bottom) view of a fruit fly #brain fluorescently labeled for two different RNA binding proteins shown in magenta and green. #DNA is labeled in blue. 🧬🧠🔬 Roberta Fiorino (Taken during Si Lab rotation)

Meet Stowers Investigator, Paul Trainor, and find out what drew him to study neural crest cells in this Q&A with The Scientist. #Biology #DevBio the-scientist.com/ts-digest/issu…

Thank you to the wonderful speakers for today's Translational Research Seminar on placental development, Dr. Courtney Marsh from KU Medical Center and Dr. Kaela Varberg Kaela Varberg, PhD from Children's Mercy! With support from Children's Mercy Research Institute Stowers Institute DevelopmentalDynamic

Today is #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience and a great day to reflect on all the women who paved the way for us, the women (and men) who have lifted us up and supported us, and those that continue to inspire us so that we can pave the way for ours girls.

Perché il cranio si diversifica in forma e taglia nelle varie specie? Come si è realizzata tale diversificazione durante l’evoluzione? Si tratta di domande parecchio complesse, a cui è possibile rispondere combinando analisi tridimensionali della forma delle ossa con simulazioni

Intervisterò un ospite speciale su uno dei miei topic preferiti… il cranio 💀

The Art of Science - Cover of Developmental Dynamics Micro-computed tomography scans (μCT) of #zebrafish spines displaying anomalies including scoliosis, rib fusions, rib bifurcations, and various malformed neural spines. With thanks to Kevin Serra, Stephen Devoto and colleagues

Thank you to the Institute's own Scott Hawley for an informative #WednesdayLectureSeries with a great introduction from SaraH Zanders 🎃💀.

Join us for TRS on March 28 with presentations by Drs. Kevin Campbell from Children's Mercy and Emma Moore Zajic from Stowers Institute. Come hear about neuroblastoma clinical research and the basic biology of neural crest cell delamination! In person Children's Mercy Research Institute Conference Room 1.

We're thrilled to announce that Paul Trainor, PhD, (Paul Trainor) has been elected to the 2023 class of Fellows by the AAAS! 🌟 This prestigious recognition is a testament to Paul's contributions to #craniofacial developmental #biology. #AAASFellow bit.ly/446EgID

We have a very exciting TRS tomorrow on the topic of craniofacial development! Please join us at KU Medical Center for the first time! Children's Mercy Research Institute Stowers Institute DevelopmentalDynamic

The Art of Science - Cover of Developmental Dynamics Lateral view of a neotropical pit viper Bothrops atrox embryo for comparative #anatomy and #evolution studies. With thanks to Fernanda Magalhães Silva, Ricardo Arturo Guerra-Fuentes, David Blackburn and Ana Costa Prudente.

Join us on November 12th for the next TRS on metabolism with speakers John Thyfault (TeeFo) and Voytek Slowik, held in person KU Medical Center and virtually on Teams! In collaboration with Stowers Institute, Children's Mercy Research Institute, and KU Medical Center.

The postdoc position in my lab UoM Biology, Medicine and Health is open for applications until 15th November jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?… and I am also looking for a research technician jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…! Come and have fun with Chicken embryos and single-cell Multiomics! 🐣🧬🐣

NEW #RESEARCH: Researchers in the Paul Trainor Lab have uncovered a new mechanism that some neural crest cells take during development, deepening our understanding of craniofacial conditions & potentially #cancer metastasis. Published in PNASNews. stowers.org/news/stowers-s…

Congratulations to Roberta Fiorino, predoc in the Paul Trainor Lab, for receiving an award for the best talk at Gordon Research Conferences #NeuralCrest & Cranial Placodes. The talk was titled "Genetic Modifiers Can Modulate the Phenotypic Variability of Craniofacial Diseases". #DevBio

🐭 E7.5 & E9.5 embryo culture master class by Paul Trainor during the CSHL Mouse Course CSHL Courses Mouse Development, Stem Cells & Cancer course. Science, precision, and a lot of steady hands! #DevBio #StemCells #Embryology #CSHL

Scenes from Cold Spring Harbor📍#StowersGrad predoctoral researcher Roberta Fiorino recently attended the “Mouse Development, Stem Cells and Cancer” course at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory – a hands-on, high-impact experience. #GradSchool #PhD