How does a ball of cells become an embryo? Genes matter—but physics (forces, geometry, topology) drives self-organization. Hervé Turlier's research vision on the physics of embryogenesis👇
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Congratulations David !
This postdoc position is still open! Apply if you want to come work with us on asymmetric cell divisions in spiralian embryos! postdocs.stanford.edu/prospective/...
Our first paper submitted to the International Conference on Computer Vision @iccv.bsky.social has been accepted! 🎉
Huge congratulations to all co-authors — Sacha Ichbiah, Anshuman Sinha, and Fabrice Delbary — for their fantastic work.
Stay tuned… we’ll share more about deltaMic in a few days!
Job Alert! We are recruiting one postdoc to work on spiralian embryos and their crazy polar lobes. More info about this HFSP-funded position on our website baronelab.org: scroll to the end, click on "this could be you"...start your adventure!
Great time with @sugimuralab.bsky.social, Shuji Ishihara and colleagues at Tokyo University 🇯🇵. Thank you for your very kind welcome and great scientific discussions 🙂
Very excited to share a new preprint by @ericneiva.bsky.social who developed a first-of-its-kind finite element method for simulating 3D cellular dynamics with coupled surface–bulk flows and signaling. A technical tour de force with broad applications in mechanobiology & beyond tinyurl.com/bdfhfke3
First post on bsky for a very good news. Very glad to be awarded this HFSP with @chemamd.bsky.social & @baronelab.bsky.social to study the evolutionary biophysics of spiralian early asymmetric divisions !
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