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It was a privilege to contribute to this special issue. ijdb.ehu.eus/article/2402...

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Here is the mollusc tree. (We fixed it, you're welcome.) 😇 @sgn.one @oceanspecies.bsky.social @kmkocot.bsky.social @squamiferum.bsky.social www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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3 days to go! 14 spots still available to come build your network of fly peeps & exchange tips and tricks about the early life of a young PI it is here flies-jedi.github.io/projects/202... PS: if you have financial difficulties for registering shoot us an email rePS: still a few countries missing

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The worms on her dress being DEFINITELY annelids aside 😂, what an amazing speech! I had goosebumps. She has been such a positive influence in my life lately, reframing getting less young in an empowered way, lifting more weights, exercising to become stronger, inspired by her and other women. 💪💕

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Alle 30-vuotiaana Aleksanteri Suuri oli valloittanut vaikka mitä, Newton oli professori, Heisenberg ja Einstein julkaisseet päätöitään, Darwin purjehtinut maailman ympäri, Watson selvittänyt DNA:n rakenteen. Ennen oli kunnollista! www.helsinki.fi/fi/projektit...

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Free speech?

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Developmental Biology going strong at the Crick Beddington Symposium #BeddingtonConf @crick.ac.uk terrific first session talks by @giuliapaci.bsky.social @sarawickstrom.bsky.social @maitrejl.bsky.social @bertaverd.bsky.social covering topics from nuclear mechanics to crocodile head patterns!

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When your single-author paper is accepted as submitted, and you are addressed as 'Dr' in the messages, but you are not a doctor yet.

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Would be a nice boost to California's tourism if they had their own Little Mermaid. denmarkification.com

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Väitöskirjatutkija ratkaisi yhden topologian eli pinnan muotoja käsittelevän matematiikan avoimen ongelman. Tuloksen poikkeuksellisuudesta kertoo, että artikkeli on hyväksytty julkaistavaksi erittäin arvostetussa Annals of Mathematics -tiedelehdessä. www.helsinki.fi/fi/uutiset/m...

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Someone in 1st Century India got human embryonic limb development perfectly right. The progressive emergence of parts, even the timing, exactly right. Today, I'll start a new thing about the ancient origins developmental biology, the science of embryos. 🧵1/15 #TheLongBibliography #DevBiol #SciHist

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Tieteelliset julkaisusarjat eivät julkaise kaikkia niihin lähetettyjä artikkeleita - miksi tämä on uutinen ja spektaakkeli? Miksi eräällä nisäkäslajilla sukupuoli vaikuttaa sydäninfarktiin, muttei toisella nisäkäslajilla? www.hs.fi/tiede/art-20...

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You would not see this in England.

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Tämä sattaa olla "epäsuosittu mielipide", mutta suhtaudun varauksella siihen, että yliopisto koulutuslaitoksena julkaisee 30 alle 30 -listoja. Koulutuslaitos voi minusta jakaa stipendejä akateemisten ansioiden perusteella. Kaikki muu voidaan jättää muille tahoille. www.helsinki.fi/fi/projektit...

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Winding road to the cambial stem cells. The Node ‘behind the paper’ blog written together with @peteretchells.bsky.social and Kirsten ten Tusscher. thenode.biologists.com/winding-road...

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Our second preprint, which was spearheaded by @thomasdwkim.bsky.social, uses single-cell multiomic analysis to identify gene regulatory networks controlling neurogenesis and cell fate specification in mouse hypothalamus and prethalamus./1 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...

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🔬 How can we understand embryogenesis using human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs)? Join me, @mboschp, in this short 🧵 as we explore this topic through four fascinating papers.

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For some time now we’ve been aware that Chiron #gastruloids, while representing well axial elongation, exhibit a shortage of anterior fates. Here www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1... @Dias and colleagues uncover the reason and explain the implications for our understanding of mammalian gastrulation 🧵

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Foundational literature

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Tähän olisi voinut laittaa myös työnantajan näkökulma. Osittain täysin epärealistista. Kaikkihan ymmärtävät, että iän pystyy päättelemään CV:n ja jos ei muuta niin haastettelun perusteella. Ja harrastukset voivat olla pätevöittäviä, omaa harkintaa voinee käyttää. yle.fi/a/74-20124120

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Miksi Aalto hoitaa nämä asiat paljon HY:tä ammattimaisemmin? Paljon tehokkaampaa ja tuottavampaa keskittää haut yhteen ohjelmaan sen sijaan, että haetaan erikseen vaihtelevin käytännöin.

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#Hydractinia takes regeneration to the extreme¬in a new preprint, Curantz et al. show that dissociated, reaggregated cells can form a new individual. We also show how they do it and which cells types actually contribute to the new individual (tip: not many of them). tinyurl.com/mr2s9zyf

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Valelähteitä sisältänyt tehtävä kuulostaa mielenkiintoiselta!

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Ja 2050 on yhtä lähellä kuin 2000.

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Andreas Vesalius was born #OTD 1514. The comprehensive anatomical description & illustration in his seminal work ‘De Humani Corporis Fabrica’ make it one of the most important texts ever published on human anatomy, and is regarded a masterpiece in both art & science #anatomy #histsci #art

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Back when Big Brother could keep track of all the sequences

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A worm. That is all. #InvertAdvent

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As you might guess I spend a lot of time thinking about tail regeneration. So I figured we might as well put this in a review article. Glad to see this out before the end of the year and thankful for the input from @murawalalab.bsky.social www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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What are they meant for?

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Meet 10 neuroscientists bringing model diversity back with the funky animals they study. By @callimcflurry.bsky.social, @avaskham.bsky.social, @claudia-lopez.bsky.social, @shaena.bsky.social #neuroskyence www.thetransmitter.org/animal-model...

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Nikolaas Tinbergen?

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Suursaari was once a popular destination for tourists, artists, hikers, and biologists. It does not exist anymore.

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Tähän liittyen - sama pätee minusta jossakin määrin huipputieteeseen. yle.fi/a/74-20131729

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Suomessa on valloilla jonkinlainen ihmeellinen ajatus "virkamies/armeija"-marssijärjestyksestä opintonäytteiden suhteen. Gradu on "pelkkä gradu", ja väitöskirjakin "pelkkä ajokortti tutkimukseen". Oikeassa elämässä on nimittäin olemassa oikein hyviä tuotoksia opetustasosta riippumatta.

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❗ANNOUNCEMENT❗ YEN 2025 Conference will be held at @crick.ac.uk on the 19th May 2025. We are looking forward to another exciting line-up with Nicolas Rivron, Maud Borensztein and Peter Rugg-Gunn. This year will see a return of the YEN Image Competition so follow for updates. Share for #YEN2025!

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Full spectrum of ‘zebrabow’ embryos. Credit to @jhenninger.bsky.social. #ZebrafishZunday 🧪

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What’s more festive than #Antarctic #worms? #marinebiology #MerryChristmas @hwiklund.bsky.social @bas.ac.uk #crustmas… ish

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Länder jag varit i utan att ha varit i huvudstaden: Spanien Italien Grekland Kroatien Turkiet Indonesien Österrike Cypern

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In 2040, a university offering a solid curriculum, in-person chalkboard lectures, pen-and-paper essays, closed-book exams, and small class sizes will likely be highly competitive and sought after. It turns out we are still a lazy and social primate, after all.

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