Dr. Elizabeth Crouch

@elizabethcrouch.bsky.social

Physician scientist @UCSF: neonatologist, neuroscientist, vascular biologist. Crouchlab@ucsf.edu

🚨 My lab is hiring at all levels! Interested in animal origins & evolutionary cell biology? I'm recruiting a postdoc, PhD students & a research assistant to study the molecular evolution of cell adhesion using marine invertebrates + comparative genomics. 🔗: clarkelab.com/join/ Please repost!

What if the uterus has a molecular clock to measure pregnancy length? Drs. Tara McIntyre and Adrian Erlebacher discuss their gene-regulation ‘timer’ discovery in mice with Alessandra Veinbachs. Click the links below to learn how this mechanism could reshape our understanding of gestational timing.

Blue background with floating blue and pink cells. ImmunoX logo centered at the bottom. A navy box below reads: ‘Science is for everyone. Breaking Down Biology Blog.’Schematic showing a molecular mechanism in the uterus of a mouse: To test the role of KDM6B (and gene regulation more generally) in determining labor timing, the researchers created mice that lacked the histone demethylase KDM6B in cells of the uterus called uterine fibroblasts. They found that, compared to control mice, those lacking KDM6B had a delayed drop in P4 and gave birth several days later. This suggested that without KDM6B, the uterus was unable to activate the gene program required to initiate labor at the proper time.

#NICUfellows & #neonatology faculty: ✅ out Neonatal Early Career Exchange Program focused on networking for early career faculty. tinyurl.com/NECEprogram I hosted a ⭐ Dr. Lauren Frazer to discuss progress on #necrotizingenterocolitis. @ucsfchildrens.bsky.social @neotecan.bsky.social

Neonatal Early Career Exchange Program (NECE)

Welcome! The Neonatal Early Career Exchange (NECE) program was created to pair early-career physicians with neonatologists at some of the nation’s most renowned hospitals for neonatal care.

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The Incubator Podcast@nicupodcast.bsky.social · last yr.

🎙️ In this At the Bench Short, Dr. Betsy Crouch (@elizabethcrouch.bsky.social) chats with Dr. Lauren Frazier (UNC) about her NEC research & experience in the Neonatal Early Career Exchange (NECE) program—fostering collaboration & building a national community of neonatal scientists. 👶✨

Job Alert: A stealth startup focused on non-cancer diagnostics is keen to hire a deep learning for genomics/bio engineer. I am an advisor for the startup & closely involved. Please see the job description below and get in touch if interested. Plz forward.

Stealth genomics startup focused on non-cancer diagnostic applications

Senior Deep Learning Engineer
•	Ph.D. in relevant field with 3+ years practical experience in deep learning for biology
•	Demonstrated proficiency in building DL architectures using Pytorch or TensorFlow+Keras.
•	Substantial expertise in training lightweight deep learning models and tuning large foundation models.
•	Substantial expertise with developing efficient data loaders for large datasets and optimizing training workflows.
•	Deep expertise training and deploying models in Cloud-based compute environments and local hardware.
•	Sufficient knowledge of the genomics of gene regulation to ask the right questions for the specific information to be gained.
•	Expertise in developing models of gene regulation and sequence-to-function models is a plus.
•	Interactive team player in highly collaborative small setting. Experience collaborating and communicating with biologists.

Interested candidates can send their CV to anshul @ kundaje . net

Dr. Rozance studies how 👶🏻 grow in the womb. 🫄Bad prenatal growth can have serious long-term effects, including an ⬆️ risk of 🫀 disease & ⬆️blood pressure in adults. Why don’t some 👶🏻 grow well & how we can intervene to support their lifelong health? www.the-incubator.org/post/291-und...

#291 - 🔬 Understanding Fetal Growth (ft. Dr. Paul Rozance)

Hello Friends 👋In this episode of the Incubator, Dr. Paul Rozance discusses his research on fetal metabolism and growth regulation, emphasizing the role of insulin, glucagon, and placental function in...

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Delighted to share our most recent preprint led by the incredible @MilJessenya and @Jalbsoto! In this study, we generated a metabolomic atlas of human cortical development and discovered that the pentose phosphate pathway regulates radial glia cell fate. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Metabolic Atlas of Early Human Cortex Identifies Regulators of Cell Fate Transitions

Characterization of cell type emergence during human cortical development, which enables unique human cognition, has focused primarily on anatomical and transcriptional characterizations. Metabolic pr...

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