Thiago Carvalho @cyrilpedia@qoto.org

Hi everyone! I guess that it was about time, so this is my #introduction My name is Jordi, I'm Associate Professor at Uppsala University. I'm a screener, phenotypic drug discovery and automation are two of my professional passions. Otherwise you will find me playing with my kids, eating good food with the family, doing sports (Svensk Klassiker anyone?), and listening to music whenever time allows. See you around!

Colégios de Ricos, Colégios de Pobres ‘La escuela pública matricula 2,2 veces más alumnos de bajo nivel socioeconómico que la concertada ... En los centros públicos estudian 1,6 veces más alumnos de origen inmigrante que en la concertada.”
https://elpais.com/educacion/2022-11-29/la-escuela-concertada-matricula-a-la-mitad-del-alumnado-desfavorecido-que-le-corresponderia.html?mid=DM155753&bid=1378289990 #educação #desigualdade #espanha

Cranium growth, patterning and homeostasis

In their Review, Phillip Ang, Max Tischfield and colleagues discuss the roles of osteoprogenitor cells, suture-derived stem cells and signalling pathways in controlling skull development and homeostasis.

https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article/149/22/dev201017/283181/Cranium-growth-patterning-and-homeostasis

Check out our lab profile, publications, and open positions https://schumacher.cecad-labs.uni-koeln.de/home

The irony inherent to many vaccines is that they are so effective some people have forgotten how bad the diseases they prevent are and have decided they don't need to be vaccinated against them.
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents/diseases/forgot-14-diseases.html

Come now, DGZ online workshop on imaging in Cell Biology

My lab just tried this protocol to stain for FoxP3 in murine Tregs and it works amazingly well! Much brighter staining and we used 10X less antibody. Incredible. #Immunology

https://currentprotocols.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/cpz1.589

@ListonLab

I can't believe I even have to say this, but please do not grant the San Francisco police department the power to kill people using armed robots: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/11/red-alert-sfpd-want-power-kill-robots

#introduction. I am a neuro/cell/dev biologist investigating how the delicate meter-long slender processes of neurons, i.e. the #axons that form the cables wiring our nervous system, can be maintained for a century (or fail in neurodegeneration). As an efficient strategy, I use genetics and neurons of the fruitfly #Drosophila able to deal with the enormous complexity at play (image). For many years I have engaged in #scicomm promoting the importance of fly research (https://poppi62.wordpress.com/publications/)

Zebrafish skin, Phalloidin staining

#Science #Microscopy #Zebrafish #DevBio

Hello #ScienceMastodon! I am an assistant professor in the MIT Department of Biology with our lab based at the Koch Institute. We build tools for high-throughput functional genomics in mice in order to understand and modulate regenerative capacity across mammalian tissues.

https://www.knouselab.org/

Hello Mastodon friends! #Introduction time…

I study neural networks supporting flexible #Navigation at HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus. Using tractable systems, both biological (flies) and artificial (RNNs), I try to link the structure of neural circuits to their underlying function. In grad school, I studied hippocampal ripples at Caltech, and I love searching for shared operating principles across systems/species.

Here are two of my favorite fly neuron types. Aren’t they beautiful? 🙂