15 Jan 2021
New MPI-CBG research group leader
Understanding how energetics shape the behavior of biological systems.
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I gladly joined the @csbdresden affiliate program recently. 🙏 Thus, YOU can join my #BioImageAnalysis lab @PoLDresden as shared #ELBE postdoc by clicking the link below. 😏 Apply and RT! twitter.com/csbdresden/sta…
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The spring call for the #ELBE #postdoc program @csbdresden is open! Thrilled by interdisciplinary research at the interface of #Physics, #ComputerScience, and #Biology? Join us & apply by 2 April, 2021! 💻👩🏫🧬@mpicbg @tudresden_de #MPIPKS
csbdresden.de/join-us/as-a-p… 
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Ist die #Evolution zielgerichtet oder zufällig? Wir haben den Evolutionsbiologen Prof. Matthias Glaubrecht von der @unihh gefragt und die Forschung des @mpicbg begleitet. Mehr dazu in der @mdrde-Doku „Zufall Mensch?" - ab sofort in der #ARDMediathek mdr.de/s/isp 
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Today, Meri Huch from @mpicbg is going to talk about her impressive work on liver organoids to understand tissue regeneration and disease. 
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Ten computer codes that transformed science - featuring the work of @TheGeneMyers and @PavelTomancak @csbdresden @mpicbg, woohoo! nature.com/articles/d4158…
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Join my group for an #appliedmaths / #biophysics #phdpositions @mpicbg @csbdresden on the Mechanics of Cell Intercalation, collaborating with @PavelTomancak on #tribolium! (Even if the picture below suggests otherwise, my face has an upper half.) twitter.com/imprs_mpicbg/s…
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The new @mpicbg #mpipks @csbdresden research group leader Pierre Haas joined twitter. Follow @lepuslapis for updates. Welcome in Dresden and on twitter!
📆 Join us for a talk by @anne_grapin of @mpicbg about pancreas organoids: "A window into development and disease"! 👉 Mon, Jan 25 at 11 a.m., registration required molgen.mpg.de/events/27012/3… #DahlemColloquium hosted by @michael_gerloff
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New technology from @ulrik and @kisharrington - tracking cells in complex 3D scenes @csbdresden @imprs_mpicbg @mpicbg by simply following them with your eyes in virtual reality! Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic :-) link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…
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How are active flows generated in spindles? In our new work, we show how the gelation of two microtubule networks enables spindles to have the correct bipolar architecture 👇 @mpicbg @PoLDresden @csbdresden biorxiv.org/content/10.110… (1/8) 
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Join us for the Spring 2021 Seminar Series on Thursday, January 21 at noon! Speaker is Anthony Hyman, PhD, from @mpicbg. Here's the Zoom webinar link: wustl-hipaa.zoom.us/j/92588889033 #WashUGen @HymanLab 
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Biochemist @J_Rodenfels officially joined our research faculty in January! mpi-cbg.de/news-events/la… Check out his lab movie in the news as well. Welcome, Jonathan!
Catching snowflakes during lunch break today! When will we see the first @csbdresden snow(wo)man? ⛄️ @mpicbg @tudresden_de 
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@dim_papad @dresden It‘s news from today.
Night has come @mpicbg. 
And since we’ve no place to go - let it snow, let it snow, it snow... 🎶 @csbdresden @mpicbg @tudresden_de 
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Researchers with participation of the @UniBonn point to a new mechanism underlying male infertility 👉 ow.ly/c2Aj50D4RJr @mpicbg @caesarbonn @institut_curie #MolecularCellBiology #InnateImmunity #MaleInfertility 
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Very proud that our article was highlighted in "Year in Review 2020" by @NatRevGastroHep #YearInReview2020 #NAFLD @andresm_1986 @mpicbg twitter.com/NatRevGastroHe…
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Using fluorescent confocal microscopy to image IFT, it is possible to visualize particles moving up and down along the ciliary microtubules. #CrestOptics @mpicbg @humantechnopole ow.ly/hzAC50D7mHx
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9 Dec 2020
Funding for gene regulation in nuclear space
ERC Consolidator Grant for Nadine Vastenhouw
8 Dec 2020
Award of the American Society for Cell Biology
Anthony Hyman will present Keith R. Porter Lecture at Cell Bio Virtual 2020
1 Dec 2020
Christoph Zechner selected for EMBO Young Investigator research network
Support and funding for the best young researchers in the life sciences