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Cornelia Schwayer

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Postdoctoral researcher in Liberali group @FMIscience

Basel, Switzerland
Joined July 2018
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@RalphSGrand
Ralph Grand
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We are looking for an enthusiastic and highly motivated student to join our lab for a fully funded PhD in dissecting the mechanisms of gene regulation in mammalian chromatin. Please share and reach out if interested:
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@SonnenKatharina
Ina Sonnen
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New Preprint Alert! We combined microfluidics, proteomics, and RNA-seqto map spatiotemporal protein expression during mouse somitogenesisand found a novel regulatory strategy: dynamic antagonistic gradients fine-tune signalling strength. https://t.co/a3NR1QC7MJ
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@FMIscience
FMI science
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🚨 We're hiring, please share! The FMI seeks a tenure-track Group Leader (Assistant Prof) in Structural Biology 🔬 Innovative scientists in genome regulation, RNA metabolism, or protein homeostasis—especially using cutting-edge approaches—apply now at https://t.co/zpnP1Y4ZQx
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@Jain_Akanksha_
Akanksha Jain
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Thrilled to share 🎉 I’m joining @UZH_en DMLS as Assistant Professor (tenure track)! I’ll launch the Neural MorphoGenomics & Developmental Dynamics Lab, exploring how genes + morphogenesis shape brain development using organoids, imaging & spatial genomics 🧠🔬🧬
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@multicellgenome
Iñaki Ruiz-Trillo
2 months
Congrats Haillot & the whole @UlrichTechnau @TechnauLab! Another brilliant example of how we shouldn't assume simplicity in non-bilaterian animals. Triploblasty’s roots seem to run older than we thought! Nice to see a crosstalk between MAPK, β-catenin & Notch to define germ cell
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@EMBLEvents
EMBL Events
2 months
✨ How do bird flocks form, diseases emerge, or heartbeats start? Many of life's most fascinating phenomena emerge from interactions among its building blocks. Join the brand-new @EMBO | @embl Symposium 'Collectivity in living systems: emergence, function, and evolution' and
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@Honigmann_Lab
Alf Honigmann
2 months
It is out now with some interesting revision results:
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Nature - Directional, non-vesicular lipid transport is responsible for fast, species-selective lipid sorting into organelle membranes.
@nadlerlab
André Nadler
1 year
Here’s the big one: In collaboration with @Honigmann_Lab, @LabShevchenko, Björn Drobot and Martin Hof we present a general workflow for imaging the localization and transport of individual lipids in cells and mapping their metabolism. https://t.co/uotVrHnbsK
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@rooij_laura
Laura de Rooij
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🚨Preprint alert!🚨What happens to our blood vessels as we age? To begin answering this at the transcriptome level, we built the Human Aging Endothelial Cell Atlas (HAECA), profiling >375,000 endothelial cells from 12 tissues across adulthood. (1/9) https://t.co/6JXxOtPqC7.
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Endothelial cells (ECs) are critical regulators of vascular function and exhibit specialized, organ-specific roles across tissues. During aging, these cells become dysfunctional, resulting in...
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@petridou_ni
Nicoletta I Petridou
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We are searching for an enthusiastic scientist to join our team and establish annual killifish as a model system for early developmental biology and biophysics! @embl Apply here: https://t.co/D21O7uO1r4... Please re-post 🙏
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@TsiairisLab
Tsiairis Lab
4 months
Ever wondered how a tiny Hydra blob figures out where its head goes? Turns out, it's not just chemistry — it's feeling the stretch! Check out 👉 Mechanochemical patterning localizes the organizer of a luminal epithelium https://t.co/rEiG0EQz1m #Hydra #morphogenesis #biophysics
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A feedback loop between Wnt signaling and mechanical tissue stretching drives pattern formation in Hydra epithelia.
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@laura_rustarazo
Laura Rustarazo-Calvo
7 months
🎉 Excited to share our new work: “Adhesion-driven tissue rigidification triggers epithelial cell polarity”, now on @biorxivpreprint ! A huge thank you to @petridou_ni , Bernat, @CristinaPallCar , Adrián, and everyone involved! 🙌 🧵⤵️
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@FlyGutLab
Irene Miguel-Aliaga
7 months
Lab’s latest: (mouse) mums grow their guts during pregnancy and lactation: https://t.co/bk54zNof0k
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@SonnenKatharina
Ina Sonnen
7 months
How do embryos ensure precise tissue patterning? It’s all about timing cell divisions! Our new preprint reveals how cell proliferation syncs with signalling oscillations to regulate precision of somite formation and growth. Check the full story: https://t.co/ZBxdOXbXGB
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@CSchwayer
Cornelia Schwayer
9 months
I am very excited to share our most recent work on how ‘Cell heterogeneity and fate bistability drive tissue patterning during intestinal regeneration’ ☺️ Thanks a lot to @Silvia_Bar01 @d_brueckner @prisca @EdouardHannezo and all the co-authors!
@priscaliberali
Prisca Liberali
9 months
A perfect start in the new year! 🌱 Regenerating tissues are just an amazing spatio temporal controlled process! Our new manuscript explores how cell heterogeneity and bistability orchestrate intestinal regeneration 🧵 https://t.co/TZaK4D2isb
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@_Hubrecht
Hubrecht Institute
10 months
Researchers from the @TheCleversLab developed a method to grow organoids using a bacterial protein: Invasin. The study, published today in @PNASNews, shows that Invasin offers a sustainable, affordable and animal-free alternative to current methods. https://t.co/16auPZDk8J
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@EdouardHannezo
Edouard Hannezo
10 months
Happy to share the latest work from @DrPreetiSahuPhD, with @ASanchezDanes on the biomechanics of cell fate choices during tumor initiation! We implement/test a 3D vertex model with proliferation and fate choices for multilayered tissues! 🧵below (1/n) https://t.co/PeV7Qrro39
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@CapolupoLaura
Laura Capolupo
10 months
If you are attending #CellBio2024 and are interested in understanding how the process of crypt morphogenesis is coordinated both in vivo and in organoids then come to my talk Wed Dec 18th in the subgroup “Organoids as tools to study the function of tissue in Health and Disease”
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@CSchwayer
Cornelia Schwayer
10 months
Have you ever wondered how cell heterogeneity can regulate tissue patterning and how such patterns are maintained? Then come to my talk at the ASCB meeting #cellbio2024 this Sunday afternoon ☺️
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@XavierTrepat
Xavier Trepat
11 months
New preprint from the lab! We studied how single cells migrate up, down and about fibronectin gradients. Experiments by @icfortunato , theory by David Bruckner. Collaboration with @EdouardHannezo and @RaimonSunyer @IBECBarcelona https://t.co/16oKP9mtz0
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@LammerdingLab
Lammerding Lab
1 year
Looking for a postdoc position in nuclear #mechanobiology, with a strong interest in microfluidics, device design, fluorescence microscopy, and image analysis? Check out our opening: https://t.co/6kZ4aRAThU If you are attending #BMES2024, we can meet there. Please RT.
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