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Charlie Childs, superstar PhD student in the Spence lab is on Twitter!!! Despite swearing she would stay true to Facebook forever, I convinced her of the power of Science Twitter! Charlie!!!!!!

A new manuscript from the lab led by MSTP student, Ansley Conchola, with @tristanfrum Peggy Hsu MD PhD and others... Regionally distinct progenitor cells in the lower airway give rise to neuroendocrine and multiciliated cells in the developing human lung pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Had a ton of fun at the The Great Lakes Developmental Biology Meeting! Thank you to the organizer for selecting me to give a talk!

Amazing work from Rachel Zwick and friends, I have been so excited for this to come out!!! Congrats Rachel!

We just dropped our latest pre-print with our amazing collaborators detailing a new method to make more complex human intestinal organoids that feature functional neurons, endothelial cells, and organized smooth muscle. Check it out!

Congrats Guillermo Sanchez, PhD great work!

Happy to share our recent review article on mechanical forces in cardiopulmonary development and disease: doi.org/10.1016/j.isci… - led by Donia Ahmed + Madeline Eiken. Wonderful collaboration with Baker Lab Jason Spence Rachel L. Zemans and Adam Helms! iScience journal

Our lab is looking for an undergraduate student at the University of Michigan interested in working with our fabulous intestinal organoid group. If you or somebody you know is interested please share this post and reach out! studentemployment.umich.edu/jobxJobdetailP…

We are excited to announce the 2024 participants in #Equalize2024. A total of 30 participants were selected covering 4 technology areas: medical technologies, Physical Sciences, Digital Tools, and Therapeutics. bit.ly/491LfVh

I am in Boston for #SLAS2024! Please stop by my poster (Monday 2-3pm session, Poster # 1357-B) to check out how we are developing functional "mini-guts" for drug screening using stem cell-derived human intestinal organoid models.

I have been anxiously waiting for this paper to come out, what a huge resource for the entire field! Amazing work from Rachel Zwick and Ophir Klein and a huge leap forward in our understanding of the adult human intestine. Congrats all!

Super proud of Charlie Childs, who earned her PhD yesterday!! Congratulations Dr. Childs!

Congrats Madeline Eiken on the fabulous pre print!!

Excited to finally be able to share my thesis work in the Jim Wells Lab. If you want to learn more about the role of RFX6 in intestinal development and function, do I have something for you!! Development journals.biologists.com/dev/article-ab…

Congratulations to Tyler Hoard! Tyler (Allen Lab) successfully defended his thesis, “The Secret Lives of Semaphorin Receptors: Novel Roles for Plexins and Neuropilins in Hedgehog and Wnt Signaling,” on April 25, 2024 #dissertation #achievement #PhD #congratulations

🚨🫧💧Online now in Cell, we define a mechanism that generates patterned curvature at tissue interfaces to begin building mammalian intestinal villi. Zev Gartner Ophir Klein Full text available here: cell.com/cell/fulltext/… Previous🧵👇with some splashy videos💧🫧

Very excited to share our review out today in Cell Stem Cell, which examines the reactivation of fetal-like programs during the regeneration of the intestine- and beyond! authors.elsevier.com/c/1jNUB6tu0Cpv…

What a great group of postdocs and scientists that I get to work with every day!! @VillanJon Charlie Childs and company!