Matteo Fabbri @tetaneuron

Assistant Professor at the Center for Functional Anatomy & Evolution, School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD Joined November 2017

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Neil Shubin @NeilShubin

24 hours ago

Excited to be giving 4 lectures in Paris in October at the Collège de France. Free and open to the public!

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📢📢WE ARE HIRING! 🥳🎉 Please share far and wide. Tenure-track faculty position at the rank of Assistant Professor in the areas of evolutionary neuroanatomy, comparative neuroscience, brain evolution, and/or sensory adaptations in vertebrates. apply.interfolio.com/172502

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Gareth Fraser @garethjfraser

3 days ago

Ever wondered how #sharks produce an unlimited supply of teeth? Our new preprint uncovers the genes within the dental stem cell niche driving lifelong tooth development. "Shark tooth regeneration: RNAseq reveals genes for unlimited dental renewal" 🦈🦷 bit.ly/47kkRHL

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Armita R. Manafzadeh @armanafzadeh

3 days ago

I'm recruiting a PhD student to join the lab at @GeorgiaTech in Fall 2026! Broad taxonomic and topical freedom under the umbrella of vertebrate joint form and function. Information here: manafzadeh.com – please share 🦴🩻

Armita R. Manafzadeh @armanafzadeh

2 months ago

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Loranca Basin Research Project @LorancaBasin

3 days ago

Día 2 de los trabajos en Cerro Arenoso. El yacimiento nos recibió con un bonito amanecer. Hoy hallamos un radio de Eggysodon, una falange de carnívoro y la mandíbula de un pequeño carnívoro, entre otros restos. #LOR25

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DZ Gong | 龚 | ゴン | 공 @dz_gong

4 days ago

Calcium imaging throughout entire fish bodies (including liver, pancreas, and kidneys😋) biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Emily Troyer 🐠🐟🐡 @Fish_Fetisher

4 days ago

Excited to announce that the 1st paper from my postdoc is now out in @CurrentBiology Using a large dataset of 3D preserved fossils, we explore the diversification of jaws in early bony fishes. 1/15 authors.elsevier.com/a/1liBj3QW8SA3…

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nature @Nature

5 days ago

Researchers have mapped the key structural changes in the pelvis that enabled early humans to first walk on two legs and accommodate giving birth to a big-brained baby go.nature.com/4mXauyF

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nature @Nature

a week ago

Nature research paper: The evolution of hominin bipedalism in two steps go.nature.com/46980XD

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nature @Nature

a week ago

Researchers have mapped the key structural changes in the pelvis that enabled early humans to first walk on two legs and accommodate giving birth to a big-brained baby go.nature.com/41Y0VGT

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Matteo Fabbri @tetaneuron

a week ago

New paper today in @Nature investigating the developmental mechanisms behind the evolutionary origin of the human pelvis and bipedalism led by @gayanisenevirathne and @terencecapellini Lab! nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Carla 🌱🐟 @CarlaSanRoman

2 weeks ago

New paper out!! Soft tissues in Cretaceous fish? 🐟 🔬 Our new study of Las Hoyas fossils reveals internal organs, digestive food material… and hidden diversity! 🔗turia.uv.es/index.php/sjpa…

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Biomedical Picture of the Day BPoD @BPoD_s

3 weeks ago

How the functional architecture of the zebrafish heart is shaped during development 📹@tobyandrews et al @_Priya_R lab @TheCrick in @Dev_Cell ➡️bpod.org.uk/archive/2025/8…

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Neil Shubin @NeilShubin

a month ago

New from the lab! Announcing MORPHOVIEW a powerful tool to quantify in high throughput the 3D structures of cells and tissues during organ morphogenesis. Great work by Sam Norris. 🧪 anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/dv…

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Molecular Instruments @HCRimaging

a month ago

#onlywithHCR: Hearing the Genes Sing—Transcriptomic Disruption in the Songbird Brain Using songbird courtship song as a model, Colquitt et al. mapped how the loss of auditory feedback destabilizes learned motor behaviors. With #HCRtechnology, they were able to observe the…

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Dong-Yuan Chen @d_y_chen

a month ago

Our paper is out! We show how the extracellular matrix guides body axis formation in mouse—and possibly human—embryos during early pregnancy. Grateful to @ZernickaGoetz @MZG_Lab for the chance to work with mouse, human, and stem cell–derived embryo models. nature.com/articles/s4146…

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Professor John R. Hutchinson @JohnRHutchinson

a month ago

Oh! Another paper! Cool! From Camille Bader's PhD, with @HoussayeCnrs Alexandra Houssaye. Elephant limb bone microanatomy reflects bone function and posture. Tons of CT scan DICOM files: figshare.com/.../Elephant_l… Paper: academic.oup.com/.../articl.../…

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The PalAss @ThePalAss

a month ago

How femoral morphology informs our understanding of the evolution of ornithopod locomotion and body size onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pa… @RomainPintore @MorphoSource @wileyearthspace

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The Anatomical Record @AnatRecord

2 months ago

Researchers extended fascicle-tracking algorithms to chick embryos, capturing high-res data from first contractions. Despite minor artifacts in small muscles results match manual segmentation, useful for studying early muscle–bone interactions Molnar et al anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ar…

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Kenny Workman @kenbwork

2 months ago

Spatial biology is moving quickly and offers much to be excited about. But there is still a big learning curve. Especially with analysis. If you are a scientist new to spatial techniques, how do you actually analyze your data? A concrete tutorial from prep to insight follows: