
We are the Section of Developmental Biology of the Department of Pediatrics @CUAnschutz: mice, fish, flies, et al!
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Emily Bates Lab@BatesLab1 Mar 2022
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Finally getting to celebrate Kyleโs published paper and Mikaelaโs rotation in the Colorado sun!!
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Join us in congratulating the Winter #AVSpeakerSeries Outstanding Research Presentation Award Recipients!๐
๐@hannah_moran from @chrmosimann lab @CUAnschutz @CSD_CUAMC
๐Markus Horvath from @ellentroche lab @mit_hst
Register for #SVIM2022 to hear more from Hannah & Markus!
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CSD Graduate Program@CSD_CUAMC1 Jul 2021
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Congratulations to CSD's first appointees to the NIH T32 for 2021-2022! ๐๐๐
Katie Alemany @K_Alemany
Hannah Moran @hannah_moran
Kyle Northington @nudibranchfan
Tina Piarowski @TPiarowski
Chris Schaaf
Wolf Schleicher
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Updated #NCRC schedule to better balance the talks (2 per month) and to maximize our participation! Hope to see you all on November 24th for a talk by โฆ@ronparchemโฉ from โฆ@bcmhoustonโฉ! Great way to start Thanksgiving week!
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The second webinar in our #DevPres series will be held on Wednesday 11 November!
Chaired by @jbwallingford, featuring Helen Rankin Willsey @goodfrognosis, Eric Brooks @tomorrow_bot & 3rd speaker tbc
For more info & registration go to:
thenode.biologists.com/develโฆ
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Developmental disorders are more than twice as lethal as pediatric cancers according to CDC stats. Excited to help edit this special issue on the role developmental biology has to play in this public health issue.
Replying to @Dev_journal
The webinar's chair @jbwallingford is one of the guest editors of our upcoming Special Issue: The Origins and Mechanisms of Developmental Disorders. Most papers are now up at:
dev.biologists.org/content/1โฆ
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Virtual @molbcu retreat starts this afternoon! Very excited for a DEI seminar from the GRIT team @UChicago and a keynote presentation from @PracheeAC. Great job organizing, 4th year students!
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2020 has been a record year for funding in the North lab! ๐ฅณ Fully funded Harvard postdoc positions open to study development and function of hematopoietic (blood) stem cells in a highly collaborative and dynamic environment. Message for more info. ๐๐ฌ๐งซ #zebrafish @BCHStemCell
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CSD Graduate Program@CSD_CUAMC17 Oct 2020
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That's a wrap! Fabulous @CSD_CUAMC retreat, thanks to the organizational skills of @altieee and @nudibranchfan and the ideas and enthusiasm of all of these wonderful people
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We will be hosting our first student invited speaker! Join us Friday, Oct. 16th at 12 Noon MT to hear Dr. Nicolas Rohner, PhD discuss his fascinating research on extreme metabolic adaptation in cavefish and its implications for human disease. Register at redcap.ucdenver.edu/surveys/โฆ
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Looking for a Black, science communicator for one of our panels. Someone with a deep understanding of racial disparities in cardiovascular and cardiometabolic health. Please retweet and tag #sciencecommunication #BlackInCardio #AcademicChatter #ScienceTwitter #MedTwitter














