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Interested in working on exciting evolutionary questions using brain organoids 🧠? This might be for you! Lancaster lab is looking for a Postdoc Maternity Cover. You’ll be working with the most fantastic mentor in a great scientific environment. RTs appreciated 🙏

I am hiring soon (PhD and post-doc) and will be at #SfN23 in November! Ping me to grab a drink and talk about the AIS, our lab, living in The Netherlands, being a parent in academia or anything related to food/wine/cheese!

I'm thrilled to share my first first author PhD paper investigating the link between brain organoid shape and tissue fate 🧵. Thanks to a wonderful teammate (Ivan Imaz Rosshandler) and great collaborators! A big shout out to Madeline Lancaster 🧠🤩 authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S19…

Extremely happy to share the first manuscript of the lab! 🥳🥳🥳In this paper, we have looked at the coupling between delamination and differentiation at gastrulation. If you are interested in pluripotency, gastrulation, and mouse embryos keep reading! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Excited to share our latest review on human brain evolution, development and tempo 🧠⏳. Huge thanks to Madeline Lancaster Madeline Lancaster, Fenna Krienen fenna krienen, and Katherine Pollard for writing this together - it was a blast working with you all! nature.com/articles/s4158…

What a joy co-chairing the session on human neuronal development and networks at #dnm24 with Nicky Scheefhals. Big thanks to the brilliant speakers Cécile Charrier, @LaraJan34624220 and Katrin Linda — it was fantastic hearing about all the thrilling research!

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In case you missed it, check out our recent preprint on developmental timing and how slower means bigger, axons that is! Led by the extraordinary Feline Lindhout biorxiv.org/content/10.110…