Check out the recent publication in Nature Communications led by the Jayant lab in collaboration with the Kinzer-Ursem lab: “Site-specific seeding of Lewy pathology induces distinct pre-motor cellular and dendritic vulnerabilities in the cortex”.

EMBRIO engaging with the terrific Biology Integration Institutes community at the annual @NSF BII conference. Thanks to IRISS and CSU for hosting us. Thank you EMBRIO representatives @DavidMUmulis @JeremiahZartman @s_m_gardner @LinlinLi18 @brentladd1

Deng and Zartman Labs Collaboration Generates Cost-Effective PET Lamination for Microfluidics. Check out the interview: and the publication on JoVE:

Congrats to all authors on this multi-lab collaboration in npj Systems Biology and Applications! @gtreeves17 , @DavidMUmulis , @JeremiahZartman.

Check out our story about EMBRIO members Bakary Samasa, Sharon Minsuk, and Weiwei Zhang on their collaborative research and top scientific figures, simulations, and live cell videos!

The @JeremiahZartman lab is in the news with their EMBRIO supported research and recent Cell Reports publication to elucidate the role of Piezo proteins in regulating organ growth:

Check out the new educational research on supporting improved learning outcomes from scaffolding team-based modeling projects from the EMBRIO collaboration with the Magana and Pienaar labs! Published in IJ STEM Ed 11, 34.

The top vote getters in the inaugural EMBRIO best scientific figure competition: Bakary Samasa in the graduate division and a tie in the Postdoctoral/Research Scientist division with Sharon Minsuk and Weiwei Zhang taking top honors!!!

Thanks to everyone that participated in the vibrant research poster sessions during this year’s annual retreat!

Scott Bolton presented on implementing our comprehensive bioimaging research data management plans.

In Thrust 4: Pedagogical Research, Training, Diversity, and Outreach we heard from the Magana, Pienaar, Evans, Umulis, and Glazier labs about a new course piloted this summer, and an e-textbook project bringing in many instructional materials for learning computational modeling.

In our Thrust 3B: Multicellular to organism-wide coordination and emergence we heard from the Deng lab and their collaborators to how tissue-wide organization of epithelial sheets emerges from large-scale multicellular coordination through the study of wound sealing in zebrafish.

In our Thrust 3A: Multicellular to organism-wide coordination and emergence we heard from the Mullins lab and their collaborators to determine signal integration for robust and coordinated actin- and myosin-mediated morphogenesis using the zebrafish embryo model system.

Exciting progress in the Drosophila system of our Thrust 2: Cellular to multicellular communication and coordination.

Presentations in Thrust 2: Cellular to multicellular communication and coordination in the plant system with collaborations between experimental and computational modeling.

What an awesome looking group!!

We heard this morning from collaborators in our Thrust 1: Intracellular cellular signaling and integration work, and the progress and insights gained from this team science.

EMBRIO Institute’s 3rd Annual Retreat started this morning. It’s so great to have most of us together in person for this exchange of research insights and learning! Big thanks to our guest panelists talking career paths.

EMBRIO day 2 summer school starts with Anjali Iyer-Pascuzzi leading an open discussion on use of generative AI in science communication. #SciComm

The EMBRIO Summer School has launched! Our members are focused on the theme of "communicating your research with novice audiences" during the next three days. #pedagogy #educationalresearch