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Excited for Oslo and the next six years working with great people continuing to grow our fabulous organisation! #ishpssb @UofA_Philosophy @UniofAdelaide
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Join us for the Global History of Science & Technology Festival starting at 00.01 am UTC September 29. 24 hours, 56 speakers, 37 countries... 1/2
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📢 Following the great success of the Research Topic “Regeneration from cells to limbs: past, present, and future” the editorial written by the editors @PImberadore @kmaxnerd @JMorganLab De Sio and Stahnisch is now online
Check it out here⬇️
fro.ntiers.in/YQcs
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New Research: Editorial: Regeneration from cells to limbs: past, present, and future #celldevbio frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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I would like to acknowledge the support of the James S. McDonnell Foundation @JSMF, both for inspiring the Research Topic and for the financial support that made it possible. Thanks to all of the authors contributing papers to the Research Topic.
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A special thank to the other Guest Editors and friends @kmaxnerd, Jennifer Morgan @JMorganLab, Fabio De Sio and Frank Stahnisch for the terrific work and support! A wonderful journey started at MBL (@MBLScience) that led to this Research Topic in
@FrontCellDevBio
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A collection of 28 articles, representing the work of over 100 authors, to address the study of regeneration from cells to complex structures in numerous organisms, spanning from protists to mammals: frontiersin.org/research-top…
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A closer look at why basal vertebrates accomplish CNS regeneration so well, whereas mammals do it so poorly -- how biological & medical value have been, & could continue to be, gleaned from non-traditional model organism by our Dr. Kathryn Maxson Jones frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Day 5 on Neuro-regeneration is starting, introduced by @kmaxnerd, with Jennifer Morgan, Pamela Imperadore, and Fabio de Sio. Can't wait for the lab part!!
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In 1998, scientists with the Human Genome Project, including Bob Waterston, sequenced a roundworm — the first animal to ever be sequenced! Sequencing the genomes of animals helped scientists better understand the human genome sequence. This is an example of comparative genomics!
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Important change reflecting our changing understandings of animal sentience, key theme in our project #organismsandus lse.ac.uk/News/Latest-news-f…
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The second #ISH21 plenary, about "Open Science, Data Sharing, and Solidarity" is running just now at the Grace Auditorium. With Ciara Staunton, Andrés Barragán, @SabinaLeonelli Stefano Canali, Calvin Ho, Matthew Mayernick, Barbara Prainsack, and Ambroise Wonkam.
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Tip: Have a look at the sessions organized by @KateMacCord, @kmaxnerd, @greg_m_priest, Jan Baedke, @pradeu, and Lisa A. Lloyd.
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Sleep is so important that every animal seems to have a version of it. But octopus sleep is particularly weird. sciencenews.org/article/octo…
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For those dealing with grief, loss and love, check out this beautiful piece by our Jill Oliver Robinson wp.me/p8hk3S-7R1
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“It underscores the fact that still in the 21st century, we truly do not know what is possible in biology...”
@ScienceMagazine
@CurrentBiology
@ScienceStowers sciencemag.org/news/2021/03/…
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More new discoveries! #organismsandus newatlas.com/science/nano-ch…
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Program Seminar
📆Monday October 26 | 3:00pm
'In Praise of Natural History': The Rise of Aquatic Neurobiology, 1891-1929
By @kmaxnerd with comments by Gina Surita
history.princeton.edu/news-e… #PrincetonU
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Emus behaving badly for your Wednesday... love when our animals fulfill people's visions of Oz abc.net.au/news/2020-07-28/e… #organismsandus
















