Karina Yaniv

@karinayaniv.bsky.social

Prof Vascular Biology @weizmanninstitute.bsky.social, Mom of 3, 🇦🇷Argentinian/Israeli🇮🇱 #zebrafish fan, Not afraid of swimming against the stream #WomenInScience @peacenowil.bsky.social #BringThemBackHome @standing-together.bsky.social Opinions my own

Please check out our job post @biologists.bsky.social! We are recruiting a Postdoc Scientist to develop cutting-edge tools and techniques for bioengineering human lymphatic networks, as part of an interdisciplinary collaboration with the group of Prof Dame Molly Stevens! bit.ly/3La9idq

Postdoctoral position in vascular bioengineering in Oxford, UK - the Node

The Stone Group at the Institute of Developmental and Regenerative Medicine, University of Oxford, is looking for a motivated Postdoctoral Research Scientist to develop tools and techniques that enabl...

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Fantastic conference! Learning a lot about stem cells, organoids and everything in this fascinating world! Thanks a lot to the organizers for inviting me!

John De Vos@jdevos.bsky.social · 9mo ago

@karinayaniv.bsky.social share her work on the lymphatic lineage and cell fate (completely underestimated cell type), using zebrafish models but also ESC. Very beautiful work. #FSSCR2025 ✨ Exciting #StemCell science ahead! Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025 🫵 coms.events/fsscr25/inde...

During a live broadcast of Big Brother in Israel, members of Standing Together rush the stage wearing “Leave Gaza” shirts and calling for an end to the genocide and against Netanyahu’s plan for permanent occupation.

"I look forward to the day when Israeli scientists can freely collaborate with scientists in Iran and do good for the region and for humanity. I wish the same for scientists in Gaza and throughout the Middle East". Proud to be part of @weizmanninstitute.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/d41...

How we’re rebuilding the Weizmann Institute — and our hopes for a better future

Scientific research is at the heart of Israel’s success and has worldwide benefits. Our work will continue despite adversity.

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