Our monthly Metabolism in Development & Physiology seminar is back! This month we're taking an evolutionary perspective on metabolism, from membrane function to developmental tempo. 🗓️ Thursday, 9 July | 16:00 CET Flyer below.
Anupama
@anupamahl.bsky.social
Junior Group Leader - Friedrich Miescher Institute @FMIScience / We are interested in imaging how cells compute growth cues via metabolism / former postdoc @Greco Lab, Yale / PhD @Jitu Mayor Lab NCBS, India
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Join us this Thursday for two exciting talks on how the dynamic compartmentalisation of metabolism and metabolites can drive cell function and fate. @albrechtlab.bsky.social @dacolon.bsky.social
Join us for another exciting session by two amazing speakers on our favourite subject Metabolism next Thursday June 4 from 16:00 PM!
Our lab at Nachtaktiv Basel. The theme was "Skin Deep". We tried to convey our appreciation of the tissue context in our research by creating layers of the skin with tasty treats. So grateful to my lab members for being enthusiastic and creative about outreach. nachtaktiv.ethz.ch
Join us for another exciting session by two amazing speakers on our favourite subject Metabolism next Thursday June 4 from 16:00 PM!
Dear metabolism enthusiasts, join us tomorrow for the next seminar! When: Thursday, 9th of April, 16:00 CET Speakers: · Xingbo Yang, Technische Universität Dresden · Yi Xuan Low, MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences Join the meeting at: ucl.zoom.us/j/9390124290...
We are very excited for the next Zoom seminar of Metabolism in Development & Physiology! When: Thursday, 9th of April, 16:00 CET Speakers: · Xingbo Yang, Technische Universität Dresden · Yi Xuan Low, MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences Join the zoom meeting: ucl.zoom.us/j/9390124290...
Join us the upcoming Thursday, 12th of March, at 15:00 CET for two very exciting talks!
We are very excited for the next Zoom seminar of Metabolism in Development & Physiology! 12th of March, 3pm CET/ 2pm GMT/ 9am EST Our speakers are: Kathryn Wellen (University of Pennsylvania) Saraswathi Pillai (Columbia University) Sign up to get the Zoom link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
We are very excited for the next Zoom seminar of Metabolism in Development & Physiology! 12th of March, 3pm CET/ 2pm GMT/ 9am EST Our speakers are: Kathryn Wellen (University of Pennsylvania) Saraswathi Pillai (Columbia University) Sign up to get the Zoom link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Excited to share our latest work out today in @naturemetabolism.bsky.social @ucirvine.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s42...
PFKM governs metabolic shifts throughout skeletal muscle differentiation - Nature Metabolism
Subcellular compartmentalization of the glycolytic enzyme PFKM regulates cell fate and metabolic switch during skeletal muscle differentiation.
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Honored to use the Stellaris_Eaton to drive our lab's discoveries. Prof. Suzanne Eaton's work and interdisciplinary thinking greatly influences our perception of metabolism as a bridge between cellular dynamics and organismal- scale patterning, growth and physiology.
At the FMI, microscopes are traditionally named after female scientists. Our newest microscope honors Susan Eaton, a renowned developmental cell biologist whose work continues to inspire the field. Shout-out to @anupamahl.bsky.social who chose this name! #WomenInScience
The next Zoom seminar on metabolism in development will be on 12 February, 4pm CET / 3pm GMT / 10am EST. Our speakers for February will be: Bezia Lemma (Princeton, USA) Jonathan Rodenfels (MPI CBG, Germany) Sign up for the mailing list to get the Zoom link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
New Year, new series of talks 🎉. Monthly seminars at the intersection of metabolism, cell bio & dev bio. Join us next week 👇 Apply to give a talk in this series : docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
We’re back with the Metabolism in Development & Physiology online seminar series 🎉 Thu 15 Jan 2025, 16:00 CET Speakers: Heidi Lempradl (Professor, VAI) Diego Sainz de la Maza (PostDoc, UCL)
Join us for the second seminar in the online Metabolism in Development and Physiology series next Thursday. Two exciting talks lined up from different career stages.
We’re back with the Metabolism in Development & Physiology online seminar series 🎉 Thu 11 Dec 2025, 16:00 CET Speakers: Heather Christofk (Professor, UCLA) Yuanlingzi Tian (PostDoc, University of Glasgow)
Join us for the second seminar in the online Metabolism in Development and Physiology series next Thursday. Two exciting talks lined up from different career stages.
We’re back with the Metabolism in Development & Physiology online seminar series 🎉 Thu 11 Dec 2025, 16:00 CET Speakers: Heather Christofk (Professor, UCLA) Yuanlingzi Tian (PostDoc, University of Glasgow)
💥Call for Speakers💥 Hey metabolism enthusiasts! Do you, or someone you know, dive into the fascinating world of metabolism? 🔬 We are seeking speakers for the Metabolism in Development & Physiology seminars! Showcase your work & connect with our community! 👉 Apply at: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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Join us tomorrow for the inaugural Metabolism in Development & Physiology online seminar! We have an exciting line up of talks planned for the coming months from leaders in the field and concurrent trainee talks. Submit your abstracts soon for 2026! 🕓 Every 2nd Thursday | 16:00 CET
We’re excited for our very first “Metabolism in Development & Physiology” seminar next week! 🗓 13 Nov 2025, 16:00 CET 🎙 Alexander Aulehla (EMBL Heidelberg) 🎙 Christopher Bell (Uni of Oxford) Register here to join the the talks: forms.gle/Y8QzucogKKrZ...
🔜Only one week to go 🎉! Looking forward to hosting the inaugural talks of our “Metabolism in Development & Physiology” seminar series. Join us by registering here: forms.gle/Y8QzucogKKrZ...
We’re excited for our very first “Metabolism in Development & Physiology” seminar next week! 🗓 13 Nov 2025, 16:00 CET 🎙 Alexander Aulehla (EMBL Heidelberg) 🎙 Christopher Bell (Uni of Oxford) Register here to join the the talks: forms.gle/Y8QzucogKKrZ...
We’re excited for our very first “Metabolism in Development & Physiology” seminar next week! 🗓 13 Nov 2025, 16:00 CET 🎙 Alexander Aulehla (EMBL Heidelberg) 🎙 Christopher Bell (Uni of Oxford) Register here to join the the talks: forms.gle/Y8QzucogKKrZ...
We are thrilled to announce the inaugural Metabolism in Development & Physiology virtual seminar, a new series connecting researchers across all stages & disciplines in metabolism! 🗓 13 Nov 2025, 16:00 CET 🎙 Alexander Aulehla (EMBL Heidelberg), & 🎙 Christopher Bell (Uni of Oxford) See you there!
Launching new online international seminar series at the interphase of metabolism, developmental biology and cell biology
We are thrilled to announce the inaugural Metabolism in Development & Physiology virtual seminar, a new series connecting researchers across all stages & disciplines in metabolism! 🗓 13 Nov 2025, 16:00 CET 🎙 Alexander Aulehla (EMBL Heidelberg), & 🎙 Christopher Bell (Uni of Oxford) See you there!
Thrilled to share 🎉 I’m starting my lab at University of Zurich, DMLS as Assistant Professor (tenure track) from Jan 2026! The Neural MorphoGenomics & Developmental Dynamics Lab will be exploring how genes + morphogenesis shape brain development with organoids, imaging & spatial genomics 🧠🔬🧬
An important piece of my postdoctoral work now out. My first entry into the early secretory pathway regulation had many interesting surprises. Thanks for the collaboration @ishier.bsky.social. The deflects in collagen secretion really elevated the paper.
Is the ERGIC a stable organelle? How are its identity and diverse roles maintained? @anupap.bsky.social (Bogan lab, Yale) shows TUG maintains ERGIC integrity, shaping cargo flux and functions like collagen secretion and autophagy—a cargo-selective brake via ERGIC organisation. rdcu.be/euig6
Looking forward to this interdisciplinary meeting next week!
Excited about a truly international lineup of speakers and looking forward to connecting with fellow stem cell and metabolism enthusiasts at #ISSCR2025.
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Super excited to share this story I completed in @elizgrice.bsky.social towards the end of my postdoc! Here we colonized germ-free mice with 50 unique bacterial species that represent the skin microbiome. Also my first paper as assistant professor @WashU!
Commensal-derived tryptophan metabolites fortify the skin barrier: Insights from a 50-species gnotobiotic model of human skin microbiome by Aayushi Uberoi (@WUSTL), Elizabeth A. Grice (@Penn), and colleagues. http://dlvr.it/THPNdZ
Meet Anupama Hemalatha, FMI’s newest group leader! Her research uses live imaging to explore how metabolic pathways regulate cell behavior. She shares her passion for science, what drew her to FMI, and why mentorship matters 👇 www.fmi.ch/news-events/...
Exploring metabolism and mentorship: A chat with Anupama Hemalatha
We spoke to Anupama Hemalatha, FMI’s newest group leader, whose research explores how metabolic pathways regulate cell behavior using live imaging. She shared the origins of her passion for science, w...
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My first post in Bluesky and first invited talk as a new PI. Come see how we use in vivo imaging to understand how spatio-temporal changes in metabolism drive responses to oncogenic mutations in the skin. Thanks so much to the organisers for giving me this platform.
Save the Date: In next week's CIBSS seminar, Dr. Anupama Hemalatha (@fmiscience.bsky.social) will discuss metabolic rewiring at the interphase of oncogenesis and homeostasis. Tuesday, March 18, 2025, 12:00–13:00 Institute of Biology I, Hauptstr. 1 Join in person or via livestream: kurzlinks.de/dkt6