Iñigo Landa

@inigolanda.bsky.social

Molecular biologist studying thyroid cancers | Group Leader at Institut Gustave Roussy 🧫 🐙🥁

In case you needed another sign of doomsday... I'm filling out an OFFICIAL form in which the fields to be completed have COMIC SANS as their typography 😱 I'm heroically fighting back by changing the font for each of those 💪 You're welcome 🥁

📢Call for submissions! We're inviting contributions to our special collection, Epidemiology & Genetics, focused on identifying trends in the evolving epidemiological and genetic landscape of endocrine-related tumours. 📨Submit your proposal to: eo@bioscientifica.com

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Research Associate post available in the lab of Prof Nadia Schoenmakers who's recently moved to the University of Birmingham. We're very happy to have her as a new member of the Birmingham Thyroid Group. Come and join us!

Really sorry for the many brilliant researchers in the US having to cope with daily attacks on science - and their jobs! European research centers, national/supranational admins should devise plans to recruit scientists who wanted to pursue a career in the US but are now seriously reconsidering.

New French word of the day: “trombinoscope” An organization chart (e.g., of a company) with pictures, typically headshots. Roughly translates into “facebook” in some contexts Definitely NOT a surgical procedure, which would had been my first guess 😂

Glad to see this published. Splicing defects, via RBM10 mutations, are enriched in metastatic thyroid cancers. Now, the underlying mechanisms, and potential therapeutic vulnerabilities, have been revealed 👇

Journal of Experimental Medicine@jem.org · last yr.

New: Krishnamoorthy, Fagin et al. @mskcancercenter.bsky.social show that RBM10 loss leads to exon inclusion of transcripts regulating ECM–cytoskeletal interactions and RAC1-GTP activation, sufficient to promote metastatic fitness. https://buff.ly/41bIjCm

Very glad to hear that my hometown's wildest day of the year is contributing to "creating liveable cities and for crowd safety, particularly during mass events". I wasn't fully aware we were conducting research... What is not to like about this study?! 🍷🎆👨‍🔬 #txupinazo #circularmovements #18seconds

Nature@nature.com · last yr.

Researchers studying the movement of crowds at a traditional Spanish festival have shown that densely packed groups of people form swirling ‘vortex’ patterns never before documented in human gatherings https://go.nature.com/40DSmzK

Hey there! 👋🏽 I’ve moved my research lab to the Institut Gustave Roussy We’ll be continuing our ongoing projects/collaborations and starting new ones À bientôt, Boston / Hello, Paris We are hiring at various levels - do reach out at inigo.landa@gustaveroussy.fr

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