aliseleit.bsky.social
Emmy-Noether funded junior group leader at the Faculty of Biology & CIBSS cluster of excellence at the University of Freiburg, Germany. Evo-Devo-Tempo | Developmental constraints | Medakas and eels https://seleit-lab.com/
👤 Joined on 10 September 2023
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@aliseleit.bsky.socialIn 2002, success rate at the ERC starting grant was 14%. This already felt too low to both panel and applicants, but was constrained by government funding. Well, 5 years later, it is now projected to be 5%. This is not sustainable.
Show PostHow does embryonic patterning remain robust when temperature changes the pace of development? In medaka, morphogen gradients rescale with developmental speed, despite morphogen diffusion remaining unchanged. Simulations point to a reaction-dominated mechanism. 👉 doi.org/10.64898/202...
Show PostOur work is finally out! How do organs get the right shape and size on time? Using the zebrafish inner ear canal, we show that a mechanical feedback loop between the ECM and Yap1 drives timely tissue growth, and a built-in termination system shuts it down once morphogenesis is done.
Show PostOur paper’s out! 🐟👀 How does the four-eyed fish Anableps see in air and water at once? It expanded its air-facing ventral retina and redeployed existing opsins there. Congrats Louise Perez @perezlouise.bsky.social & Lina Shi! www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Show PostWe spoke with four researchers who have repeatedly chosen Review Commons as a preprint #PeerReview platform for their own work. 🧪 Learn why they decided on Review Commons here: https://www.embo.org/features/why-i-chose-review-commons/ #LifeSciences #research #publishing #preprint
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