Christy Schnitzler

@christyschnitz.bsky.social

Studying stem cells/i-cells, regeneration, cellular plasticity, & differentiation in the colonial cnidarian Hydractinia at the Whitney Laboratory, University of Florida. Cnidofest meeting organizer. Lab Website: https://tinyurl.com/39u637tt

We've updated our Hydractinia Genome Project Portal! The site includes genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic datasets, genome browsers, an interactive single-cell gene expression atlas, proteome-scale structure predictions, a custom BLAST interface, and more. Check it out! tinyurl.com/hydractinia

The Hydractinia Genome Project Portal: multi-omic annotation and visualization of Hydractinia genomic datasets

AbstractMotivation. The colonial hydroid Hydractinia exhibits several unique biological properties, including its remarkable regenerative capacity and the

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Apply Now! Tenure-track Faculty Position in Marine Bioscience at the University of Florida's Whitney Lab. explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/job/53...

University of Florida - Details - Assistant/Associate Professor in Marine Bioscience

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Christy Schnitzler@christyschnitz.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Now Hiring! Whitney Laboratory Assistant/Associate Professor in Marine Bioscience Apply & More Info - explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/job/53... We seek a creative, collaborative scientist whose research harnesses or advances cutting-edge tools. Please help spread the word & reach out with any questions!

Mike Connelly from our group sharing his hot-off-the-10X Podocoryna single-cell data @SICB2025, establishing a really solid foundation for future work on this very interesting and informative regenerative cnidarian. Stay tuned... more to follow!

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Sue Xu from Christy Schnitzler's group at the Whitney Labs sharing her studies of the Hippo pathway in Hydractinia, providing us with a better understanding of polyp head regeneration and juvenile colony growth in this highly regenerative (and very cool) emerging model organism. Very nice work!

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Cnidofest is excited to join the bluesky party! We will start a Cnidarian starter pack. Please like this post if you'd like to be in the pack!

We are currently seeking a new Director at the Whitney Marine Lab-University of Florida. Applications due by January 20, 2024. With our new lab building in progress and exciting new research directions, Whitney is a great place to be! Come join us!

Loesgen Lab@loesgenlab.bsky.social · 3y ago

JOIN US! Excited too chair the search for our new Director - we seek an innovative leader with a bold and inclusive vision for the future of #MarineBiology @Whitney_Lab. Apply by January 2024 here bit.ly/3um0kBe #UF #Hiring #NowHiring #HigherEd #TenureTrack #Professor