For her research innovation that significantly impacts progress in advancing the field of cell biology Sara Wickström of the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine will receive ASCB’s Innovation in Research Award. Congratulations!

Wickstrom-Lab Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry (MPIB)

How do we make science stronger? NYSCF – Robertson #StemCell Investigator Alumna valentina greco views workforce diversity & mentorship as key drivers of scientific progress. We sat down with her to discuss collaboration, leadership and philanthropy: bit.ly/45xVQV5

…and she did it!! Lauren Thornton Stefania Nicoli got her first outstanding poster award! #GRCbiomechanic Yale Department of Genetics Yale CVRC

A new study co-led by NYSCF – Robertson #StemCell Investigator Alumna Valentina Greco valentina greco & NYSCF – Druckenmiller Fellow Alumnus Tianchi Xin finds that hair follicle organ function is preserved despite reorganization of niche architecture: bit.ly/3DwFqAk

How does the skin develop, regenerate and ward off cancer? Four new studies from NYSCF - Robertson #StemCell Investigator Alumna valentina greco’s lab, accepted for publication within a couple of weeks, reveal surprising insights into these questions: bit.ly/44EZVqL

Major THANK YOUs to all our volunteers... Today we highlight the DEI Reviewers for our 2023 cohort!

I’m excited that my thesis work is finally online! We used image-based 🔬approaches to study 3D genome alterations during lung cancer progression in single cells. Please check out our preprint for more details!

Excited to share our collaborative work with Siyuan (Steven) Wang tracing 3D genome evolution in lung cancer at single-cell resolution. Kudos to @MiaoLiu_Yale #ShengyanJin Sherry Su for leading the effort! Yale Department of Genetics Yale Cancer Center @canceryale Yale Cell Biology biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We are hiring! Our lab is seeking a postgraduate associate interested in cancer biology and metabolism to work on our new R01-funded project exploring the links between fatty acids and #PancreaticCancer . Please RT! Yale Cancer Center Yale Cancer Biology Institute Yale Department of Genetics apply.interfolio.com/120087

Why and how do tissues far from wounds respond during regeneration? Our study of planarian flatworms suggests the special morphology of longitudinal body-wall muscles helps to rapidly propagate wound signals throughout the body for licensing regeneration. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Commentary on the new paper by valentina greco by Dr. Diana M. Stafforini, a Scientific Editor and Writer:

'This paper unveils novel tissue- and cellular-level mechanisms that govern the maturation and maintenance of adult vascular homeostasis.

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“Science is a team sport!”. So true Ondine Cleaver 🇺🇦. Great discussion on science publishing at #2023SDB .

Are you still at #2023SDB ? If you are interested in talking about being a #DevBio scientist from a minoritized community, come hang out with me at the theme table today! Society for Developmental Biology

Had a fabulous time connecting with mouse embryologists from across the globe at #SDB2023 today! Thank you all for joining!
@jleticiawatts Sarah Hadyniak, PhD

Just a few developmental biologists enjoying a beautiful Chicago evening after a packed day of spectacular science! #2023SDB has been such an incredible experience so far. I love meeting other trainees and sharing our visions for the future!

Moderating with grace and humor #2023SDB Crystal Rogers 𝘿𝙧. 𝘾𝙧𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙡 𝙍𝙤𝙜𝙚𝙧𝙨 ≽(◕ ᴗ ◕)≼ 🐥🐸 leads an important discussion on the ethical issues studying human embryonic development. Society for Developmental Biology #2023SDB

Loydie Jerome-Majewska ⁦Loydie⁩ delivers Anne McLaren Award for Outstanding Women in Developmental Biology sponsored by ⁦International Society of Differentiation⁩ ⁦Society for Developmental Biology⁩ meeting #2023sdb - mouse models of human spliceopathies.

Janet Rossant with a deep dive discussion on the ethics of studying human embryos. How important it is to human health, and the in vitro models (assembloids, blastoids, gastruloids) that can provide alternatives (but not 100% equivalent). #2023SDB

I had a great time co-chairing this morning’s session with Heather Ray..! #2023SDB Society for Developmental Biology

Excited to watch Rosa Uribe, PhD give her first talk at a National Society for Developmental Biology meeting! Go Rosa! #2023SDB #NeuralCrest Differentiation Journal