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Guo Huang Lab @UCSF #Recruiting postdocs @guohuanglab.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

We are recruiting one postdoc fellow and one Junior Specialist (for those finishing college and planning to pursue a PhD) in regenerative biology and extreme physiology. scvrb-core.ucsf.edu/~huang/lab/R... Please spread the news. Interested candidates can email me directly.

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Catherine Williams @cjaw.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

Gecko hearts (here the ventricle) can regenerate! Proud to have been part of this @vickaryouslab.bsky.social study led by Kathy, which looked at function: ultrasound for all and pressure volume loops at final time point, and structure: histology, and transcription over 100d after cryo injury

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International Society of Developmental Biology @isdb.bsky.social · 27/05/2026

🔥ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE🔥 congratulations to our ✨president✨, Professor Elly Tanaka of the IMP @impvienna.bsky.social, for being elected as a Fellow of the @royalsociety.org! Professor Tanaka is a world leader in the field of development and regeneration. royalsociety.org/news/2026/05...

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Professor John R. Hutchinson @johnrhutchinson.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Remember to save the date: ICVM in Halifax, Nova Scotia (that's in Canada!), July 20-24, 2027. Keep an eye on our website for news: www.isvm-icvm.org And contact our Treasurer Tiana Kohlsdorf if you are not on our email list ("members"). Symposium proposal submissions will open up SOON!

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ISVM is an international society for members interested in the comparative anatomy and functional morphology of vertebrate organisms. We hold an international congress every 3-4 years to discuss the ...

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Aaron Griffing @aaronhgriffing.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

I’m so excited to announce our new paper in @journal-evo.bsky.social showing how embryology can help us determine ancestral character states in temporal niche academic.oup.com/evolut/advan... Collab w/ A Bauer, A Wegerski, @tonygamble.bsky.social, & A Rasys #GeckoEvoDevo #Aristelliger 1/x

Lateral view of a preserved croaking gecko (Aristelliger) embryo

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Catherine Williams @cjaw.bsky.social · 21/01/2026

Bird's eye view: How do birds' inner retinae work engergetically if they don't have pre-retinal blood vessels? What does the pecten do? If some of these words/concepts sound interesting to you - read www.nature.com/articles/s41... Led by Christian Damsgaard & others @au.dk & beyond #BlueSci #SciArt

A digital drawing made from an oil painting by the poster, showing pigeons taking off. The eyes of two birds one on the ground, one in flight, are highlighted. The paper discusses the function of the bird eye - with its inner retina able to sustain high metabolism in anoxia, thanks partially to the action of the pecten - a structure suspended in the back chamber of the eye

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Catherine Williams @cjaw.bsky.social · 26/11/2025

Stiff and different - Lizard osteoderm papers from a collaboration with @henrikbirkedal.bsky.social's group led by Adrian. We show a capping tissue from Heloderma that is enamel-like in mechanical properties but highly disordered in crystal pattern doi.org/10.1016/j.ac... doi.org/10.1002/adfm...

$A microCT of a Heloderma osteroderm paired with xray diffraction and xray fluorescence data showing the superficial capping tissue and underlying transition zone and bone.$

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Aaron Griffing @aaronhgriffing.bsky.social · 14/11/2025

New paper out in @devdynamics.bsky.social on lizard lung development! Project co-led w/ Kaleb Hill and also w/ @tonygamble.bsky.social @shylonatasha.bsky.social @aussiebiologist.bsky.social @bezbez.bsky.social @celestemnelson.bsky.social anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

brightfield images of three lizard embryos of approximately the same developmental stage. Below each embryo image is an immunofluorescence image labeling E-cadherin (green) and alpha-smooth muscle actin (magenta) of their developing lungs

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