Michael Layden retweeted
Congratulations to @GaelleBotAm to successfully defending the PhD defense!!!
Exciting work on #Cnidarian neuroscience
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Replying to @SocDevBio
@SocDevBio sends a big Thank you 👏👍to #2022MASDB co-organizers @eldavies03 and @laydenbio for a terrific meeting!!
Michael Layden retweeted
#2022MASDB @SocDevBio Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting Abstract deadline is April 3, 11:59 PM ET
Short talks and posters. Submit today!
sdbonline.org/abstract_submi…
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Sign up for the hybrid Mid-Atlantic SDB meeting being hosted at Lehigh May 2nd and 3rd by @laydenbio and @eldavies03 abstracts due April 1st. sites.google.com/lehigh.edu/…
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📢 2022 Mid-Atlantic Society for Developmental Biology meeting launch is a go! #2022MASDB @SocDevBio
Visit our meeting website with all the details: sites.google.com/lehigh.edu/…
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#2022MASDB questions?
DM or email an Organizer:
Michael Layden (@laydenbio; [email protected])
Erin Davies (@eldavies03; [email protected])
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Co-organizer @laydenbio are happy to announce that the 2022 Mid-Atlantic @___SDB___ Regional Meeting will be held on Monday, May 2 - Tuesday, May 3.
On-site at @LehighU in Bethlehem, PA, with virtual options available.
sdbonline.org/meeting?Resour…
#2022MASDB
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Michael Layden retweeted
Early Christmas present from former graduate student @DrDylanFaltz his dissertation work finally getting out there. Check out Dylan's pre-print biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Did nervous system patterning and brain evolution coincide? How may they be connected?
An interesting piece, on my reading list by @LaydenLab @laydenbio and colleagues...
Brain regulatory program predates central nervous system evolution biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Michael Layden retweeted
1/2 I waited a bit with this announcement, but we received good news a couple of weeks ago: our Israel Science Foundation proposal was funded and we will study the role of #venom in organismal #fitness using #Nematostella as a model. Big thanks to @joachimsurm who helped with>>
Michael Layden retweeted
@DrDylanFaltz joins the ranks of excellent young scientists. Fantastic defense! You will be missed when you start your next phase with @JustusKebschull
Michael Layden retweeted
After extensive additional experiments we updated our
@biorxivpreprint, showing that "Whole body regeneration deploys a rewired embryonic gene regulatory network logic". Great job @H_Johnston987 @ScientistJake @AAmiel @KNedoncelle @Joao_E_Carvalho !
tinyurl.com/NvGRNlogic
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New #openaccess #research from Michael Layden and colleagues shows that the #nerve net of #Nematostella scales with changes in body size, and different #neuron subtypes have distinct responses to #regeneration. bit.ly/2RF2B7r #Neurogenesis
Michael Layden retweeted
It’s finally out. Long slog trying to complete through the pandemic. rdcu.be/ckMVz great work @JamieHav and @Layla_Al_Shaer
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Previous work defined astroglia as regulators of plasticity at individual synapses. A study in Nature shows that astrocytes also regulate motor circuit critical period closure to ensure proper locomotor behaviour. go.nature.com/322NENX
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Beautiful data on patterning the AP axis of the #cnidarian nervous system by @DylanFaltz @LaydenLab
Please join us on January 27th at 12pm EST for our next Cnidofest Zoom (postponed from January 20th)! This month we will feature @DylanFaltz from @LaydenLab and Dr. Chiara Sinigaglia from @Leclere_L lab! DM us to get on the mailing list and receive the Zoom link.
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Revealing the evolutionary trajectory of the first nervous systems: genomics, structure and dynamics.
Together with Fred Wolf (MPI for Dynamics and Self-Organization) I am organizing a virtual symposium: nwg-goettingen.de/2021/ Deadline: 15. March 2021. Please retweet.
Michael Layden retweeted
Our paper on Acoel cell diversity is now out! Check out what can we learn on cell diversity in these early branching bilaterians using single-cell transcriptomics- @10xGenomics - great work by @DuruzJ in collaboration with @martinezserrap1
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