@ASBrumm

PostDoc in the Lowell lab @EdinUni_IRR @_CellySally_, previously PhD @TheCrick @NiakanLab.

Joined July 2024
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Congratulations to our Editor-in-Chief @briscoejames on receiving the BSDB Waddington Medal. He has made a big impact on @Dev_journal since becoming EiC in 2018, including introducing Associate Editors, launching the Pathway to Independence programme & developing the Node Network
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We are starting ✨2026✨ strong with our first Western 🌙 Session: 📅8th Jan ⏰ 17:30 GMT With: Jan Jakub Zylicz🐭👩‍🔬 👉Epi-metabolic regulation of early development Anahi Binagui-Casas🐭👩‍🔬 👉Studying the lineage potential of in vitro derived neuromesodermal progenitors
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Dr @GunesTaylor is the editor of our magazine and clearly a fan of science since an early age! This is what she would share with a videoscope-loving young Gunes! #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience #WomenInScience
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The next extraordinary biologist is Anahí Binagui-Casas, an early-career researcher involved in the Biologists @ 100 conference and her research focusses on vertebrate development . #100biologists Register for the conference at 100yearsconference.biologist….
The Company of Biologists 100 logo to the left and QR code to the right. Portrait of Binagui-Casas to the left, text to the right 100 extraordinary biologists Anahí Binagui-Casas Anahí Binagui-Casas is a BSDB early-career representative involved in the Biologists @ 100 conference and a Development Travelling Fellowship awardee. She participated in the 2020 Workshop on human birth defects and investigates vertebrate development at The University of Edinburgh. #100biologists #biologists100

ALT The Company of Biologists 100 logo to the left and QR code to the right. Portrait of Binagui-Casas to the left, text to the right 100 extraordinary biologists Anahí Binagui-Casas Anahí Binagui-Casas is a BSDB early-career representative involved in the Biologists @ 100 conference and a Development Travelling Fellowship awardee. She participated in the 2020 Workshop on human birth defects and investigates vertebrate development at The University of Edinburgh. #100biologists #biologists100

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Establishment of feline embryonic stem cells from the inner cell mass of blastocysts produced in vitro pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3969…

Establishment of feline embryonic stem cells from the inner cell mass of blastocysts produced in...

We successfully established three feline ESC lines, each possessing pluripotent potential and capable of differentiating into all three germ layers, derived from the inner cell masses of blastocysts...

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❗ANNOUNCEMENT❗ YEN 2025 Conference will be held at @TheCrick on the 19th May 2025. We have an 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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#DBfeature “When does human life begin?” teaching human embryology in the context of the American abortion debate “There is no consensus among biologists as to when an independent human life begins” by Scott Gilbert sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Congratulations to Prof. Kathy Niakan, @NiakanLab, on being awarded the Mary Lyon Medal🏅 for their pioneering research on the function of genes that regulate early human development and the molecular mechanisms that direct cell fate in human embryos. genetics.org.uk/medals-and-p…
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EMBO@EMBO30 Oct 2024
Welcome new EMBO Members Oliver Stegle @OliverStegle, Anna Moroni @MoronisLab, Zhenbiao Yang, Sally Lowell @_CellySally_, Joachim Wittbrodt @WittbrodtLab, Kathy Niakan @NiakanLab, Silvia Pastorekova @AkademiaVied, Joshua Brickman @josh_brickman! #EMBOat60
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Let's talk about numbers and human embryos. In 2019, 675 human embryos were donated for research in the UK, and 172,915 human embryos were discarded. Meanwhile, 58% of patients would like to donate their embryos for research theguardian.com/science/2023….

Call to help UK IVF patients donate unused embryos after shortage hinders research

Scientists complain after ‘sheer waste’ of human embryos discarded despite patients’ wishes

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We're reviving the @SocDevBio-@_BSDB_ interview chain here with @LebekTamina and @corie_owen, who won the poster prizes in the BSDB and SDB annual meetings respectively. Check out this interview about their research and their experiences at the meetings: thenode.biologists.com/the-s…
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What if you could find out the history of signaling activity in each cell with a single round of imaging? Wouldn't that be incredible? Well, we thought so too. And that's what we set out to achieve with INSCRIBE in our new preprint. Let’s dive in! 🚀🔬 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Reconstructing signaling history of single cells with imaging-based molecular recording

The intensity and duration of biological signals encode information that allows a few pathways to regulate a wide array of cellular behaviors. Despite the central importance of signaling in biomedi...

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Ever wondered how life begins? We will be sharing with you the 25 most exciting facts about #embryo development all Michaelmas term! #StemCells #scicomm Spread the word to family and friends!
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This is a really important article. There are plenty of human embryos available for research, and even when patients would like to donate them for research, in most cases this does not happen. Now more than ever, we need more human embryo research. rbmojournal.com/article/S147…

IVF embryos in the bin, embryo-like structures in the spotlight

Embryo-like structures (ELS) are intended for the study of embryonic development without the use of human supernumerary embryos. Scientists working in countries that do not allow research on embryos...

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Our study decoding gastruloid symmetry breaking is now live @NatureCellBio! rdcu.be/dVMLG Thank you to the NCB edititorial team and to our reviewers for a constructive review process which helped improve our study. A thread on updates (1/n):
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Thanks to all participants of the #SpemannMangold2024 Centennial Symposium, including our amazing speakers, for their great talks and all attendees whose interactions sparked fascinating discussions on self-organisation and #DevBiol. It’s an exciting time for our field!
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'Scientists have just turned giant panda skin cells into stem cells' sciencenews.org/article/gian… Paper: science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
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Some reflections on #spemannmangold2024 . I guess it is the nature of those events that they make you reflect on what is their focus and the history of the organizer is an interesting one that, probably, applies to many fields of Science.
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the Node@the_Node6 Sep 2024
📢Register now for our next Development Presents... webinar! 🗓️Wed 2 Oct 15:00BST Chaired by @Dev_journal's Guest Editor @Sears_Lab, the webinar will feature talks on the topic of environment, evolution and development. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Development presents... webinar on Wednesday 2 October 15:00BST. Chaired by Karen Sears. Talk #1 Girish Kale (University of Hohenheim) ‘Elevated temperature fatally disrupts nuclear divisions in the early Drosophila embryo’; Talk #2 Natasha Shylo (Stowers Institute for Medical Research) ‘Gastrulation and Left-Right patterning in veiled chameleons’; Talk #3 Sergio Menchero (The Francis Crick Institute) ‘Understanding temporal diversity in mammalian developmental programmes using marsupial single-cell transcriptomics’

ALT Development presents... webinar on Wednesday 2 October 15:00BST. Chaired by Karen Sears. Talk #1 Girish Kale (University of Hohenheim) ‘Elevated temperature fatally disrupts nuclear divisions in the early Drosophila embryo’; Talk #2 Natasha Shylo (Stowers Institute for Medical Research) ‘Gastrulation and Left-Right patterning in veiled chameleons’; Talk #3 Sergio Menchero (The Francis Crick Institute) ‘Understanding temporal diversity in mammalian developmental programmes using marsupial single-cell transcriptomics’

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#spemannmangold2024 Thank you @mayor_lab , Eddy de Robertis, Wolfgang Driever for what's been an amazing celebration of an event that has given so much to #DevBio for so long. It’s been a festival of #embryology and #DevBio. to the community that was represented here in Freiburg
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