Stefano Di Talia

@ditalialab.bsky.social

Quantitative Developmental Biology @Duke

In 2018, I had the opportunity as a PhD student to write a review about chemical waves with @ditalialab.bsky.social Looking back, this was such a fun and valuable experience. If you’re curious to know more about how chemical waves regulate signaling in cells and embryos, check out our review! 🌊

Journal of Cell Biology@jcb.org · 2w ago

@vdeneke.bsky.social and @ditalialab.bsky.social review how the spatiotemporal coordination of cellular functions across large distances is controlled by chemical waves. rupress.org/jcb/article/... 📕 Part of "Collective Behaviors and Self-Organization in Cells" rupress.org/jcb/collecti...

Happy to have contributed, together with former student Yitong Xu, to this paper. Read the thread below from @brugueslab.bsky.social for more details.

Brugues Lab@brugueslab.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Really excited to share our new paper in @nature.com! We uncovered how a physical instability of the cytoplasm coupled with the cell cycle drives cytoplasmic partitioning in early embryos #zebrafish #drosophila. Read more in this🧵 www.nature.com/articles/s41... 🤩 @poldresden.bsky.social @mpi-cbg.de

🍽️🧬 How do diet and gut microbes shape fertility across generations? 🪱🔬 Our Laboratory at #InstitutPasteur is recruiting a PhD student to study epigenetic inheritance of fertility using C. elegans. Fully funded via the International PPU program. Apply now! 🌍 #PhDposition #Epigenetics #Inheritance

Institut Pasteur | 130 years of biomedical research@pasteur.fr · 11mo ago

🎓 Applications for Institut Pasteur's PhD programs open Sept 1-Oct 20, 2025 for October 2026 entry. Apply to up to 4 projects across 6 programs: PPU, PPU-IMAGINE @institutimagine.bsky.social, PPU-@ox.ac.uk, PPU-EID @upcite.bsky.social & more 🧬 Register now ✍️ www.pasteur.fr/en/education...

Pasteur-Paris University International Doctoral Programme, The call for enrollment of students in October 2026 will be open from September 1st to October 20th, 2025

Priyom's preprint is out on biorxiv. See below for a detailed thread. In a nutshell, she has discovered and characterized the oscillator that times notochord and spine segmentation in zebrafish. Turns out that there are uniform Erk oscillations across the entire tissue that act as timekeepers!

Priyom Adhyapok@priyomadhyapok.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Building a spine is no joke, but thankfully zebrafish have their own clocks to keep the pace. Excited to share our preprint on the role of biological oscillators in coordinating notochord development! (www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...) Additional thread below

Excited to see @drsusanna.bsky.social 's work out as a preprint. Please read the thread below for some more information or check the paper out on biorxiv. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Susanna Brantley@drsusanna.bsky.social · last yr.

Excited to share the bulk of my postdocotoral work from the @ditalialab.bsky.social on how cells interpret dynamic morphogen signaling during development! Many thanks to our collaborators & coauthors @shelbyflies.bsky.social, Massimo Vergassola, Jacqueline Janssen, and Anna Chao.

We are hiring! Interested in X chromosome inactivation, cell biology, and epigenetics? Funded postdoctoral position in our lab at the Koç University Mol Bio and Genetics Department, in Istanbul Türkiye. DM for more details.

Great new paper on spatiotemporal organization of cell division in zebrafish embryos. The mitotic waves preceding the ZGA are phase waves set by differences in N/C ratio, driven by geometry-induced asymmetric divisions. Important new insights and very interesting addition to the field.

Heisenberg Lab@heisenbergcplab.bsky.social · last yr.

📢‼️ Exciting new preprint from the lab by @nikhil-mishra.bsky.social et al, now out on @biorxivpreprint.bsky.social, reveals that the early embryo geometry spatiotemporally patterns zygotic genome activation (ZGA) in zebrafish. 🐟 tinyurl.com/Biorxiv-nmis... Read on to learn more... 👇

What an awesome paper from Olga showing how in zebrafish the scaling of anaphase movements is controlled by cytoplasmic flows! Love to see a new role for cytoplasmic flows ;) and excited to learn that scaling of anaphase is controlled so differently in fly and fish embryos.

Olga Afonso@olgaafonso.bsky.social · 2y ago

New paper alert! ‼️‼️ Super happy to share that my postdoc paper is finally out! 1/3 We looked at scaling of chromosome separation during anaphase in zebrafish embryos.